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What can be concluded about a chemical reaction with ΔH = 9.3 kJ/mol & ΔS =...

What can be concluded about a chemical reaction with ΔH = 9.3 kJ/mol & ΔS = 31 J/mol·K at 27°C?

The reaction will proceed spontaneously in the reverse direction as written.

The reaction will proceed spontaneously in the forward direction as written.

The reaction is already at equilibrium and so neither the forward not the reverse reaction can occur.

It is impossible to make conclusions about what direction the reaction will proceed without further information.

The reaction is already at equilibrium and so the forward and reverse reactions will occur at the same rate.
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