Explain which is the lowest at 25 c deltag f for h2o

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which is the lowest at 25 C a) deltaG f for H2O(s) b) deltaG f for H2O(l) c) deltaG f for H2O(g) d) 1/2 deltaG f for O2(g) plus deltaG f for H2O(g)

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