Without doing any calculations, determine the sign of ASs for each of the following chemicalreactions.Part APC4 (1) + Ch (9)¬PCL (s)O AS < 0O AS >0SubmitRequeet AnswerPart BH20(1)→H;O(g)O AS < 0O AS >0SubmitRequeet AnewerPart CKCI(aq)→K* (aq) +CI (aq)O AS < 0O AS >0SubmitRequeet Anewer

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Without doing any calculations, determine the sign of AS, for each of the following chemical reactions. Part A PC4(1) + Ch (9)¬PC4(0) aS < 0 O as > 0 Submit RaquantAnswer Part B H;O(1)–→H;O(g) AS < 0 O as >0 Submit Requestannwer Part C KC(aq) >K* (aq) +CI (aq) AS <0 O AS >0 Submit Raquest Answer

Without doing any calculations, determine the sign of AS, for each of the following chemical reactions. Part A PC4(1) + Ch (9)¬PC4(0) aS < 0 O as > 0 Submit RaquantAnswer Part B H;O(1)–→H;O(g) AS < 0 O as >0 Submit Requestannwer Part C KC(aq) >K* (aq) +CI (aq) AS <0 O AS >0 Submit Raquest Answer

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