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[" For a hypothetical reaction "A_((g))+3B_((g))rightleftharpoons2C_((g))Delta H=-100KJ" and "Delta S=-200JK^(-1)." The "],[" the temperature at which the reaction will be in equilibrium."],[[" A) "500K," B) "480K," C) "520K," D) "510K]]

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