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For a particular reaction H = -32 kJ and S = -98 J/K.
a.At what temp will the reaction be at equilibrium?
b.If the temperature is increased from the equilibrium temperature what will happen?
11 years ago

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bobpursley
In the freenergy equation

G=H+TS set G=0, solve for Temp

If Temp is increased, G goes more negative, so the reaction goes to completion.
11 years ago

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