Combustion of ethane gas is an exothermic reaction. which of the following best describes the temperature conditions that are likely to make the combustion of
ethane gas a spontaneous change?
any temperature, because combustion of ethane leads to an increase in entropy.
any temperature, because combustion of ethane leads to a decrease in entropy.
o low temperature only, because combustion of ethane leads to an increase in entropy.
high temperature only, because combustion of ethane leads to a decrease in entropy

Any temperature, because combustion of ethane leads to an increase in entropy

Explanation:

An spontaneous change ocurrs when ΔS>0. The boiling point of ethane is −88.5 °C = −127.4 °F = 184.6 K a very low temperature.  In the day to day work at much higher temperatures. So, any temperature, because combustion of ethane leads to an increase in entropy

false

because it does not have the potential to be entirely used up

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