Which combination of AH and AS NEVER has a spontancous reaction?& tAH and +ASA -AH and -ASC -AH and +ASd. +AH and -ASFor the process at 250°C: 12(g) 12(s). What are the signs for AG, AH and AS?a AG- AH - AS -b. AG- AH + AS+C AG- AH + AS +d. AG+AH - AS -

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Which combination of AH and AS NEVER has a spontaneous reaction? & tAH and +AS A -AH and -AS C -AH and +AS d. +AH and -AS

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Which combination of AH and AS NEVER has a spontancous reaction?
& tAH and +AS
A -AH and -AS
C -AH and +AS
d. +AH and -AS
For the process at 250°C: 12(g) 12(s). What are the signs for AG, AH and AS?
a AG- AH - AS -
b. AG- AH + AS+
C AG- AH + AS +
d. AG+AH - AS -

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