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An endotthermic reaction is non-spontaneous at freezing point of water and becomes feasible at its boiling point, then:

A

`Delta H` is -ve, `Delta S` is + ve

B

`Delta H and Delta S` both are + ve

C

`Delta H and Delta S` both are - ve

D

`Delta H` is + ve, `Delta S` is - ve

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The correct Answer is:
B

For a reaction to be spontaneous, `Delta G` must be negative. According to the equation -
`Delta G = Delta H- T. Delta S`
If `Delta H and DeltaS` both are positive, than term T. `Delta S` will be greater than `DeltaH` at high temperature and consequently `Delta G` will be negative at high temperature.
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