sp-yuhESpring 21 FinalDQLSIPJv3b2tz32FcLPbhMk9zaq1Qhw1sdLZDI-TLJ61303ysocQ/viewform?hr_submission=CW + X --> Y + Z has a Delta H of 312KJ and Delta S of -111 J. When will thereaction be spontaneous?O AlwaysO At high temperatures onlyO At low temperatures onlyNever

The reaction is spontaneous when the value of change in Gibbs energy is negative. ∆G=∆H-T∆S

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W + X--> Y +Z has a Delta H of 312KJ and Delta S of -111 J. When will the reaction be spontaneous? O Always O At high temperatures only O At low temperatures only

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reaction be spontaneous?
O Always
O At high temperatures only
O At low temperatures only
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