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Chapter 18.10, Problem 1PPC
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The symbols for ∆G0 for the given conditions are to be filled.
Concept introduction:
The sign of standard free energy change gives the direction of spontaneity of the reaction.
If the free energy change is negative
If the free energy change is positive
When
The expression for standard free energy change is as follows:
Here,
is the temperature.
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