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For the reaction at 300K (take `R=8JK^-1mole^-1` `2A(g)+B(s)rarr2D(g)`,`Delta U^(0)=-10kJ` and `Delta S^(0)=-50JK^-1`. Find the value of `Delta G^(0)`

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