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For a spontaneous reaction, `DeltaG`, equilibrium constant K and `E_("cell")^(@)` will be respectively

A

`-ve,gt1,+ve`

B

`+ve,gt1,+ev`

C

`-ve,lt1,-ve`

D

`-ve,gt1,-ve`

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A
For a spontaneous reaction
`DeltaGlt0(i.e.,-ve)Kgt1` and
`E_("cell")^(@)gt0(i.e.,+ve)`
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