∆S for summation






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Malia Shitabata 1F
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∆S for summation

Postby Malia Shitabata 1F » Fri Feb 07, 2020 3:36 pm

Can someone reexplain what Dr. Lavelle meant by ∆S being unnecessary when he was discussing calculating ∆Gº using standard enthalpy of formation and standard molar entropy values?
∆Sºrxn=∑Sºm(products)-∑Sºm(reactants)

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Re: ∆S for summation

Postby Nathan Nakaguchi 1G » Fri Feb 07, 2020 3:42 pm

I'm not very sure, but my guess is that since its standard Gibbs free energy the only thing you need to do to calculate it is to do a Hess's approach only involving standard G's of formation.

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Re: ∆S for summation

Postby Norman Dis4C » Sun Feb 09, 2020 11:45 am

Are you sure that is what Dr. Levelle said? To my understanding, you can still calculate for G using deltaG=-Tdelta Stotal, which left out enthalpy but not entropy.

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Re: ∆S for summation

Postby kevinolvera1j » Sun Feb 09, 2020 9:11 pm

∆S for the products and reactants can be ignored because the function: ∆Sºrxn=∑Sºm(products)-∑Sºm(reactants) is only dependent on the actual values of the molar entropies not changes in the molar entropies.


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