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For the process `H_2O(i) to H_2O(g)` at `T = 100^@C` and 1 atmospere pressure, the correct choice is

A

`DeltaS_(system) gt 0` and `DeltaS_`(surroundings)` gt 0`

B

`DeltaS_(system) gt 0` and `DeltaS_`(surroundings)` lt 0`

C

`DeltaS_(system) lt 0` and `DeltaS_`(surroundings)`gt 0`

D

`DeltaS_(system) lt 0` and `DeltaS_`(surroundings)` lt 0`

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