Spontaneity
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Re: Spontaneity
Hello, if delta G is negative it results in the reaction being spontaneous because the forward reaction is favorable and happens naturally without extra needed energy. Hope this helped!
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Re: Spontaneity
Can someone explain this from the textbook? "At constant temperature and pressure, the direction of spontaneous change is the direction of decreasing Gibbs free energy."
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Re: Spontaneity
"At constant temperature and pressure, the direction of spontaneous change is the direction of decreasing Gibbs free energy."
The more negative the Gibbs Free Energy value is, the more spontaneous a process becomes.
The more negative the Gibbs Free Energy value is, the more spontaneous a process becomes.
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Re: Spontaneity
When delta G is negative, the reaction is spontaneous because this means that it does not need energy to proceed and will naturally follow the second law of thermodynamics by increasing in entropy.
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