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10. For endothermic reaction to be spontaneous change in entropy should be?

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Q. Statement 1: An endothermic reaction can be spontaneous
Statement 2: Both the enthalpy and the entropy changes affect the Gibbs free-energy change of the reaction.

Q. The reaction

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is endothermic by

49.4 k J

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. Both enthalpy change and entropy change have positive values. Let

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