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When enthalpy and entropy change for a chemical reaction are `-2.5 xx10^(3)` cals and `7.4` cals `K^(-1)` respectively. Predict that reaction at 298 K is

A

Spontaneous

B

Reversible

C

Irreversible

D

Non - spontaneous

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