2 deltaG equations

[ursulavictorino1K]

What is the relationship between the equations deltaG=-RTlnK and deltaG= deltaH-TdeltaS?

[Jiyoon_Hwang_2I]

They both solve for the same delta G. You could also set these two equations equal to each other to derive the Van't Hoff Equation

[isha dis3d]

You could use both these equations when solving for the change in the equilibrium constant, Keq, of a chemical reaction given change in temperature, T, given the standard enthalpy change, ΔH⊖, for the process.

[Crystal Hsueh 2L]

Both equations solve for delta G, I believe it is just a matter of what information and values are given to you in the question for you to figure out which of the two equations to use.

[Cora Chun 2D]

I believe G=-RTln(K) is for finding equilibrium constants, but the G=H-TS can be used for most other Gibbs free energy problems if you get/solve for enthalpy and entropy. Hope this helps.

[Serena Song 1A]

Both will help solve for the same delta G value! It mainly depends on what they give you to work with. Since they solve for the same thing, you can also set them equal to one another

[Mursall M 2A]

It depends on what information you're given to solve for G! If you're given the equilibrium constant, then you should use the first one. But if you're given the delta H and delta S, then you would use the second one. I believe they both should give you the same value!