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Calculate the temperature at which `DeltaG=-5.2 kJ``mol^-1`,DeltaH=145.6kJ``mol^-1` and `DeltaS=216 JK^-1` `mol^-1` for a chemical reaction

A

`698^(@)C`

B

`425^(@)C`

C

`650 K`

D

`650^(@)C`

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B
`-5.2 =145.6 -T ((216)/(1000))" or "T=698 K =425^(@)C`
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