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Delta G^(0) and Delta H^(0) for a reaction at 300K is -66.9kJmol^(-1) and -41.8kJmol^(-1) respectively. Delta S^(0) for the same reaction at 300K is (A) -25.1kJmol^(-1) (B) +25.1kJmol^(-1) 18.7kJmol^(-1) (c) 0.08367kJ.K^(-1).mol^(-1)

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