Isothermal Reversible
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Re: Isothermal Reversible
I believe so, because all the equations we learned for reversible reactions relied on there being no change in temperature with the surroundings.
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Re: Isothermal Reversible
Yes, I believe so and that's why it always says isothermal reversible reaction. I don't think you will see it just say reversible without saying isothermal or constant temperature explicitly stated.
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Re: Isothermal Reversible
maybe there are exceptions but i think for this class and the midterms isothermal is always reversible
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Re: Isothermal Reversible
I remember a UA mentioned that isothermal is always reversible but reversible does not always mean isothermal; I think that is what he said.
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Re: Isothermal Reversible
i think isothermal always means reversible but not necessarily the other way around
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Re: Isothermal Reversible
There might be some times in which a reversible reaction is not isothermal but I'm pretty sure we'll only be asked about isothermal reversible.
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