Question 10This process has?CO₂(s) + Heat--> CO₂(g)A. a negative delta SB.a positive delta SOC. a negative delta HOD. B and C

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This process has ? CO₂(s) + Heat -------> CO₂(g) A. a negative delta S OB. a positive delta S OC. a negative delta H OD. B and C

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