Reversible Reactions
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Michael_Kelly_2L
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Re: Reversible Reactions
A reaction is irreversible if T changes and pressure is constant. (expansion is sudden)
A reaction is reversible when T is constant (isothermal) and pressure is decreasing (not constant). There is also more work done in a reversible reaction. (expansion is slow)
A reaction is reversible when T is constant (isothermal) and pressure is decreasing (not constant). There is also more work done in a reversible reaction. (expansion is slow)
Last edited by Michael_Kelly_2L on Wed Feb 21, 2024 5:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Reversible Reactions
I think the problems will usually tell you if its reversible or not. But, I also think if entropy (S) is equal to zero, then you can tell it is reversible.
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