
![- 2m 223.07 ) 1 kmol + 2y 69.9) k mol - [ $(196.41 .) + 1 mol(205.19 ore] = 466.16 { + 139.62 – 747.54 -205.14. = -346.82 T](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/a3daafe0-341a-11ea-a206-c782f82f8c59.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
SO AT T1 reaction will be spontaneous because delta g is negative.
At T2 reaction will be non spontaneous because delta g is positive.
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