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The temperature of K at which `Delta`G =0 for a given reaction with `Delta`H= -20.5 kJ `mol^(-1)`and` Delta`S =- 50.0 `JK^(-1)mol^(-1)`

A

`-410 `

B

`2.44`

C

`410`

D

`-2.44`

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