Predicting Gibbs Free Energy Sign

[Victoria_Reimers_3L]

Are you able to predict the sign of the Gibbs free energy for a reaction given only the temperature, and if so, how would you do this?

[304621080]

No, because it is also dependent on the enthalpy of the reaction.

[Cameron_Greenberg_3C]

Gibbs Free Energy is dependent on temperature, entropy, and enthalpy. A high temperature can still be multiplied by a positive or negative value of change in entropy, so just knowing the temperature does not give the sign of the Gibbs Free Energy value.

[Katie Sy 1L]

you can't predict it based on just temperature. you would need enthalpy or entropy or both