Why do we use this
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Why do we use this
I know Dr.Lavelle went over this in class, but I was a bit confused on what exactly we would use this for. If someone could give me an example, that would be great.
Re: Why do we use this
I can't see what you are referring too! Would you be able to update your post with what "this" you are referring too?
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Re: Why do we use this
Assuming you're referring to the topic of this sub, the Van't Hoff Equation, it is used when we want to calculate a constant K at different temperature assuming that the delta H is given. Its derived form, ln(K2/K1) = (-∆Hº/R)((1/T2)-(1/T1)) is used most to solve for K2 and questions will usually be asking for this K2 value.
Re: Why do we use this
In the most simple form the Van't Hoff equation is used when we are trying to look at changes in a state function. It can estimate change in enthalpy and entropy of reactions.
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