$3 A_{(g)} \rightarrow 2 B_{(g)} + 2 D_{(g)} + E_{(g)}$
For the above reaction,$\Delta U = 5.1 \ kcal / mol$ and $\Delta S = 25 \ cal / mol \cdot K$. Which of the following is the correct statement at $300 \ K$?

  • A
    Reaction is spontaneous and $\Delta G = -1.2 \ kcal / mol$
  • B
    Reaction is non spontaneous and $\Delta G = +1.2 \ kcal / mol$
  • C
    Reaction is spontaneous and $\Delta G = -2.4 \ kcal / mol$
  • D
    Reaction is non spontaneous and $\Delta G = +2.4 \ kcal / mol$

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