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For the reaction `X_(2)O_(4(l)) rarr 2XO_(2(g)), Delta U= 2.1 "kcal", Delta S= 20 "cal " K^(-1)` at 300K, Hence `Delta G` is

A

2.7 kcal

B

`-2.7` kcal

C

9.3 kcal

D

`-9.3` kcal

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