Hi soon, I will have a test in physical chemistry and we are allowed to have 2 A4 paper front and back as cheat sheet to bring during the exam. It will include thermodynamics 1,2 and third law , entropy ,enthalpy ,gibbs ,maxwell relationship untill chemical equlibrium . You can write what ever you want in it. Could someone help me to include everything (important concepts and proves )that is important to pass the exam. really appreciate it .. thank you

Hi soon, I will have a test in physical chemistry and we are allowed to have 2 A4 paper front and back as cheat sheet to bring during the exam. It will include thermodynamics 1,2 and third law , entropy ,enthalpy ,gibbs ,maxwell relationship untill chemical equlibrium . You can write what ever you want in it. Could someone help me to include everything (important concepts and proves )that is important to pass the exam. really appreciate it .. thank you

Introductory Chemistry For Today

8th Edition

ISBN:9781285644561

Author:Seager

Publisher:Seager

Chapter6: The States Of Matter

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.9E

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