The change in enthalpy and entropy for the certain reaction are -46.5 kJ mol ¹ and 212 J mol-¹K-1 respectively. Calculate the change in free energy at 25 °C. Is the reaction spontaneous, nonspontaneous or at equilibrium? Perubahan entalpi dan entropi bagi tindakbalas tertentu adalah masing- masing -46.5 kJ mot¹ and 212 J mot¹K¹. Kirakan perubahan dalam tenaga bebas pada 25 °C. Adakah tindakbalas spontan, tidak spontan atau pada keseimbangan?

The change in enthalpy and entropy for the certain reaction are -46.5 kJ mol ¹ and 212 J mol-¹K-1 respectively. Calculate the change in free energy at 25 °C. Is the reaction spontaneous, nonspontaneous or at equilibrium? Perubahan entalpi dan entropi bagi tindakbalas tertentu adalah masing- masing -46.5 kJ mot¹ and 212 J mot¹K¹. Kirakan perubahan dalam tenaga bebas pada 25 °C. Adakah tindakbalas spontan, tidak spontan atau pada keseimbangan?

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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