Question

If delta G (Gibbs) is positive and you are trying to find at what temperature the reaction is spontaneous would the formula be: T< H/S ?

G=H-TS
H-TS>0
T< H/S

then the temperature found would be the temp at which the reaction is spontaneous?
Yes, if you set G = 0, that will be the equilibrium point for T and anything less than tht will be OK.

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