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In which of the following reactions, standard reaction entropy changes `(DeltaS^(@))` is positive and standard Gibbs energy change `(DeltaG^(@))` decreases sharply with increasing temperature ?

A

`Mg(s) + 1/(2O_(2))(g) rightarrow MgO(s)`

B

`1/2 C graphite + 1/(2 O_(2))(g) rightarrow 1/2 CO_(2)(g)`

C

`C graphite + 1/(2 O_(2))(g) rightarrow CO(g)`

D

`CO(g) + 1/(2 O_(2))(g) rightarrow CO_(2)(g)`

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