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The standard heat of formation of H2O((l...

The standard heat of formation of `H_2O_((l))` from its elements is –285.83 kJ. `"mole"^(-1)` and the standard entropy change for the same reaction is `-327 JK^(-1)` at `25^@C`. Will the reaction be spontaneous at `25^@C` ?

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`Delta G_r^@` = - ve` , spontaneous
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