which of the following reactions are spontaneous?

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For a reaction if Gibb's free energy change i.e., ∆G is -ve (negative) that process is spontaneous if it positive then it is non-spontaneous

Reaction A - non-spontaneous

Reaction B - spontaneous

Reaction C - non-spontaneous

Reaction D - non-spontaneous

Reaction E - non-spontaneous

Reaction F - spontaneous

REACTION B AND F ARE SPONTANEOUS

queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago

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