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The values of `Delta H` and `Delta S` for the reaction
are `170 kJ` and `170 J K^(-1)`, respectively. This reaction will be spontaneous at

A

510 K

B

710 K

C

910 K

D

1110 K

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The correct Answer is:
D

For spontaneous process `Delta G` must be negative so, according to Gibb's energy equation
`Delta H-T. Delta S lt 0`
`Delta H lt T Delta S`
`T gt (Delta H)/(Delta S)`
`therefore T gt (170xx1000J)/(170 JK^(-1))rArr T gt 1000 K`
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