Two chemicals, A and B, react in the gas phase to produce a gas C, according to the reaction: A(g) B(g) -> 3C(g) The reaction is exothermic meaning that heat is evolved within the reaction. The reaction occurs within a perfectly insulated reactor so that no heat may enter or leave the reactor through the reactor walls. If reactants A and B enter the reactor at a temperature of 150 degrees C, at what temperature will the product gases leave the reactor