What to do when temperature isn't given

[Marsenne Cabral 1A]

When calculating the change in Gibbs free energy of the formation of a compound, is the temperature just at 25 degrees Celsius?

[Cole Elsner 2J]

If it's stated to be in standard conditions. If a temperature is given, use that.

[Kevin ODonnell 2B]

Temperature should always be given for any Gibbs Free Energy problem, unless you have to solve for the temperature in the problem.

[Vicky Lu 1L]

If your problem is at standard conditions, the temperature is 298K or 25C. Otherwise, it will give you a temperature value to calculate with. Pay attention to units as that can help determine if the temperature would be calculated in K or C.

[Millicent Navarro 1I]

A common general temperature seen throughout problems is 25C. However, most of the time the temperature is given.

[Elizabeth Kim 4E]

It's usually always in standard condition which means 25C or 298K

[Ronald Thompson 1F]

If not given, which it usually is... us 25 degrees C or 298 K

[Shreya_Bharadwaj_1D]

Usually at standard conditions, the temperature is simply 25 degrees Celcius or 298 Kelvin but the temperature is usually given for Gibb's Free Energy

[Mona El Masri 1F]

For almost all the homework, they used 298 K (standard). I would assume that if you're not given a temp. and do not have enough info to solve for it, you would use 298 K.