MCQ
For the spontaniety of reaction, which statement is always true?
- A$\Delta G = + ve:\,\Delta H = + ve:$
- B$\Delta H = + ve:\,\Delta S = - ve:$
- C$\Delta H = - ve:\,\Delta S = - ve:$
- ✓$\Delta H = - ve:\,\Delta S = + ve:$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$\Delta H = - ve:\,\Delta S = + ve:$
d
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