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Consider the endothermic reaction: n2 (g) 2 h2 (g) → n2h4 (l) the entropy change of this reaction is and the enthalpy change is so at a very high temperature, this reaction is probably consider the endothermic reaction: n2 (g) 2 h2 (g) → n2h4 (l) the entropy change of this reaction is and the enthalpy change is so at a very high temperature, this reaction is probably unfavorable; unfavorable; nonspontaneous unfavorable; favorable; spontaneous favorable; unfavorable; spontaneous favorable; unfavorable; nonspontaneous unfavorable; unfavorable; spontaneous

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