Question 5 Consider the reaction 2N205(9) 4NO2(g) + O2(g) at 25°C for which the following data are relevant: AHfº N₂O5 NO2 02 Sº 11.289 kJ/mol 355.28 J/K mol 33.150 kJ/mol 239.90 J/K mol 0 kJ/mol 204.80 J/K mol Which of the following is true for this reaction? a. Both AH and AS° oppose the reaction's spontaneity. b. The reaction cannot occur at room temperature. c. Both AH and AS° favor the reaction's spontaneity. d. AH° favors the reaction, but AS° opposes it. e. AH opposes the reaction, but AS favors it.

Question 5 Consider the reaction 2N205(9) 4NO2(g) + O2(g) at 25°C for which the following data are relevant: AHfº N₂O5 NO2 02 Sº 11.289 kJ/mol 355.28 J/K mol 33.150 kJ/mol 239.90 J/K mol 0 kJ/mol 204.80 J/K mol Which of the following is true for this reaction? a. Both AH and AS° oppose the reaction's spontaneity. b. The reaction cannot occur at room temperature. c. Both AH and AS° favor the reaction's spontaneity. d. AH° favors the reaction, but AS° opposes it. e. AH opposes the reaction, but AS favors it.

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