Q5. Correct option is : (a) S < 0 (-) and H > 0 (+)
Q6. For all spontaneous processes or reactions the value of free energy(G) will be negative
Q10. Correct option is : (d) Ag+
Explanation
Q5. For the reaction to be non-spontaneous at all temperatures, both terms H and -TS should be positive. This is only possible when H is positive and S is negative (so that -TS becomes positive).
When both terms are positive at all temperatures, the value of G will be positive at all temperatures and reaction will be non-spontaneous.
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