Van't Hoff Equation Uses

[Rayna Irving 2C]

Since we didn't do that many problems that had to do with the Van't Hoff Equation, I was wondering in what situations would we use it? What do we use it to find?

[John Antowan 1K]

I am pretty sure we would use it in a question where we were basically given all of the other variables excluding either K2 or the enthalpy of the reaction value.

[Jiayi Wu 3J]

It's useful when you have the equilibrium constant of a reaction at different temperatures, and you want to know if the product or the reactant is favored when you raise/lower the temperature.

[Neel Sharma 3F]

We will use it to find the equilibrium constant at two different temperatures. You can use it like any equation and solve for any value within it.

[Brennan McGurrr 3C]

The Van't Hoff equations is used to find different K values at multiple temperatures if one K value is known. It relates all the thermodynamic properties to the equilibrium constant.

[Jarrett Sung 3B]

We use the Van't Hoff Equation when we're either looking for a second equilibrium constant at a second temperature or a second temperature to go with a second equilibrium constant. It can also be used to find the enthalpy change given the two K's and T's.

[Rachael Cohen 3G]

The Van't Hoff Equation is used to find the equilibrium constant at a different temperature. So, if you are given the equilibrium constant at one temperature and asked for it at another, you would use this equation.