Thermochemistry invokes quite an array of physical quantities that are useful for considering chemical reactions. Match the name and symbol to each of the phrases below: Name For a chemical reaction, this quantity helps to determine: Symbol The loss or gain of energy in the system that occurs in a reaction How widely dispersed the matter and energy are in the products compared to the reactants Whether a reaction or process occurs spontaneously or not The extent to which the reaction will proceed Gibbs Free energy G H K Enthalny Entropy Equilibrium constant S

Thermochemistry invokes quite an array of physical quantities that are useful for considering chemical reactions. Match the name and symbol to each of the phrases below: Name For a chemical reaction, this quantity helps to determine: Symbol The loss or gain of energy in the system that occurs in a reaction How widely dispersed the matter and energy are in the products compared to the reactants Whether a reaction or process occurs spontaneously or not The extent to which the reaction will proceed Gibbs Free energy G H K Enthalny Entropy Equilibrium constant S

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Thermochemistry invokes quite an array of physical quantities that are useful for considering chemical reactions.
Match the name and symbol to each of the phrases below:
For a chemical reaction, this quantity helps to determine:
Name
Symbol
The loss or gain of energy in the system that occurs in a reaction
How widely dispersed the matter and energy are in the products compared to the
reactants
Whether a reaction or process occurs spontaneously or not
The extent to which the reaction will proceed
Gibbs Free energy
G
H
K
Enthalpy
Entropy
Equilibrium constant
S

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