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At 298 K, Delta H and Delta S for a reac...

At 298 K, `Delta H and Delta S` for a reaction are `-65.49 " kJ and " -145 J. K^(-1)` respectively. Calculate `Delta G, Delta S_("univ") and Delta S_("surr")` at that temperature.

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