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Under what temperature conditions is the given reaction: 2NO2(g) N2(g) + 202(g) , AHrxn >0 spontaneous at standard pressure? O A. at high absolute temperatures only O B. at no temperature at all

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Under what temperature conditions is the
given reaction:
N2ig) + 20219)
, ΔΗχη >0
2NO2(g)
spontaneous at standard pressure?
O A. at high absolute temperatures only
O B. at no temperature at all
O C. at low absolute temperatures only
O D. at all temperatures

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