Asked by Ginger

For a process to be at equilibrium, it is necessary that

a)DSsys = DSsurr
b)DSsys = -DSsurr
c)DSsys = 0
d)DSsys = 0 and DSsurr = 0
Answered by DrBob222
The forward rate of reaction must be the same as the reverse rate of reaction.
Answered by Ginger
In relation to DS, for a process to be at equilibrium should DSsys=DSsurr or DSsys= -DSsurr?
Answered by ~christina~
Ginger-May I ask what is this DS you are refering to?

I'm just curious since I've never heard of "DS" in chemistry and I didn't come up with anything on the web.
Answered by DrBob222
Christina--DS is delta S (S is entropy), DH is delta H, (H is enthalpy).
Answered by ~christina~
Thanks Dr.Bob

That's what I suspected it was Dr.Bob.
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