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Chemistry, 07.04.2020 07:12 kayleefaithblair

For the conversion of diamond to graphite, C(diamond) -> C(graphite), the standard free energy change is –2.90 kJ/mol. This reaction is .
Based on this example, do all spontaneous reactions always proceed under all conditions?

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