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Calculate the change in free energy, in kilojoules, of the reaction at by using the free energies of formation.
values, in
, for molecules are as follows:
How do we know if a reaction is spontaneous?
Suppose that a given chemical reaction has an enthalpy change of and an entropy change of
. At what temperature would this chemical reaction be in equilibrium?
What is the standard change in free energy for a reaction run at with an equilibrium constant of
?
Suppose that a given chemical reaction has an enthalpy change of and an entropy change of
. At what temperature would this chemical reaction be in equilibrium?
What is the standard change in free energy for a reaction run at with an equilibrium constant of
?
Calculate the change in free energy, in kilojoules, of the reaction at by using the free energies of formation.
values, in
, for molecules are as follows:
How do we know if a reaction is spontaneous?
The second law of thermodynamics states which of the following is true regarding an isolated system?
How much heat is required to raise the temperature of of water from
to
? Specific heat capacity of water is