Compute deltag for this reaction

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For a particular reaction deltaH= 168.1kJ and delta S= -55.8J/K. Calculate deltaG for this reaction at 298K in kJ.

What can be said about the spontaneity of the reaction at 298K?

(1) spontaneous in the reverse direction

(2) spontaneous as written

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