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Current Deck: MCAT::General-Chemistry

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If a reaction has a {{c2::positive}} ∆H and {{c2::negative}} ∆S, then it will be {{c1::non-spontaneous::spontaneous or non-spontaneous}} at {{c1::all::high, low, or all}} temperatures.

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\(\Delta G = \Delta H - T\Delta S\)

\(\Delta H\)	\(\Delta S\)	Outcome
+	+	Spontaneous at HIGH temperatures
+	-	Non-spontaneous at ALL temperatures
-	+	Spontaneous at ALL temperatures
-	-	Spontaneous at LOW temperatures

Temperature dependent when \(\Delta H\) and \(\Delta S\) have same sign

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