Explain the temperature of a sample of co is lowered

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For the following process, indicate whether the signs of ?H and ?S are expected to be positive, negative or about 0. For each, indicate whether the process is always spontaneous, never spontaneous, spontaneous at high temperature or spontaneous at low temperature.

(a) The temperature of a sample of Co(s) is lowered from 60°C to 25°C.

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