Thermodynamic parameters (here the activation energy, enthalpy and entropy) for the release of a certain drug from a tablet formulation were measured and found to be: AH = -23.6 kJ mol¹ and AS = 59.9 J K¹ mol¹¹. Which ONE of the following is the value of AG for the release of the drug at 37.0 °C? -42.2 kJ/mol -5.0 kJ/mol -18.6 kJ/mol -25.8 kJ/mol -2.2 kJ/mol

Thermodynamic parameters (here the activation energy, enthalpy and entropy) for the release of a certain drug from a tablet formulation were measured and found to be: AH = -23.6 kJ mol¹ and AS = 59.9 J K¹ mol¹¹. Which ONE of the following is the value of AG for the release of the drug at 37.0 °C? -42.2 kJ/mol -5.0 kJ/mol -18.6 kJ/mol -25.8 kJ/mol -2.2 kJ/mol

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics

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