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For a certain reaction `Delta H = -50 kJ` and `Delta S = -80 jK^(-1)`, at what temperature does the reaction turn from spontaneous to nonspontaneous?

A

6.25 K

B

62.5 K

C

625 K

D

6250 K

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C
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