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1. Consider the following reaction (4 pts) C(s) + H2O(g) → CO(g) + H2(g) For this reaction a. b, c. d. 1°-131 kJ/mol and AS-135 J/mol K. For this reaction at 25°C the: ΔG is positive so the reaction is spontaneous ΔG is negative so the reaction is spontaneous ΔG is positive so the reaction is non-spontaneous ΔG is negative so the reaction is non-spontaneous

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