Which among these statements is incorrect?a.) For a spontaneous process, delta G>0, delta S>0, K>1.b.) For a non-spontaneous process, delta G>0, delta S<0, and K<1.c.) For an equilibrium process, delta G=0, delta S=0 and K=1.d.) None of the above

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Which among these statements is incorrect? a.) For a spontaneous process, delta G>0, delta S>0, K>1. b.) For a non-spontaneous process, delta G>0, delta S<0, and K<1. c.) For an equilibrium process, delta G=0, delta S=0 and K=1. d.) None of the above