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The feasibility of a chemical reaction can be explained based on DH, DS and DG, so an swer the following :

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(A-q,t); (B-p,r); (C-r); (D-t)

(a) `O_(2)` is more thermodynamically stable than `O_(3)`
(c) 0 mol `rarr 3` mol
(d) `0^(@)C` is the melting point of ice so ice so its melting is spontaneous at room temperature.
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