For a reaction to occur spontaneously [CBSE PMT 1995]

1.	For a reaction to occur spontaneously [CBSE PMT 1995]
A.	\[(\Delta H-T\Delta S)\] must be negative
B.	\[(\Delta H+T\Delta S)\] must be negative
C.	\[\Delta H\] must be negative
D.	\[\Delta S\] must be negative
Answer» B. \[(\Delta H+T\Delta S)\] must be negative

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