Question 7According to the table below, which statement describes an exothermic reaction in whichthe randomness decreases?Enthalpy Change Entropy Change Spontaneous Reaction?Exothermic (-AH)Increase (+AS) | Yes, -AG at any temperatureExothermic (-AH)Decrease (-AS) | Only at low temps, if |T AS| < JAH|Endothermic (+AH)Increase (+AS) | Only at high temps, if |T AS| > JAH|Endothermic (+AH) | Decrease (-AS) No, +AG at any temperatureAIt is spontaneous at all temperatures.It is not spontaneous at any temperature.It is spontaneous only at lower temperatures.It is spontaneous only at higher temperatures.

Spontaneous reaction can be defined as the reaction that occur by itself without any external source…

Question 7 According to the table below, which statement desc the randomness decreases? Enthalpy Change Entropy Change Sp Exothermic (-AH) Increase (+AS) Yes Exothermic (-AH) Decrease (-AS) On Endothermic (+AH) | Increase (+AS) On Endothermic (+AH) Decrease (-AS) No A It is spontaneous at all temperatures. It is not spontaneous at any temperature. It is spontaneous only at lower temperatures. It is spontaneous only at higher temperatures.

Question 7 According to the table below, which statement desc the randomness decreases? Enthalpy Change Entropy Change Sp Exothermic (-AH) Increase (+AS) Yes Exothermic (-AH) Decrease (-AS) On Endothermic (+AH) | Increase (+AS) On Endothermic (+AH) Decrease (-AS) No A It is spontaneous at all temperatures. It is not spontaneous at any temperature. It is spontaneous only at lower temperatures. It is spontaneous only at higher temperatures.

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