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Which reaction, with the following values of `DeltaH, DeltaS` at 400K is spontaneous and endothermic ?

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`DeltaH = -48kJ, DeltaS = +135 J/K`

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`DeltaH = -48kJ, DeltaS = -135 J/K`

C

`DeltaH = +48kJ, DeltaS = +135 J/K`

D

`DeltaH = +48kJ, DeltaS = -135 J/K`

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