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For a spontaneous reaction, the `DeltaG`, equilibrium constant (K) and `E_(cell)^(@)` will be respectively,

A

`- ve, gt 1, + ve`

B

`+ve, gt 1, -ve`

C

`-ve, lt 1, -ve`

D

`-ve, gt 1, -ve`

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For a spontaneous reaction,
`DeltaH = -ve K gt 1 and E_("cell")^(@) = + ve`
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