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Re: Problems
Are you referencing kinetics vs thermodymanics? If so, I am not sure how that would be formatted.
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Re: Problems
If you are referring to Kinetics vs Thermodynamics, I think it is just important to understand the concept of activation energy for kinetic reactions and how a lower activation energy will make the reaction run faster albeit with less stable products than thermodynamical controlled reactions. Also, Delta G must be negative for a spontaneous process to occur in the first place.
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Re: Problems
If you are talking about kinetics and thermodynamics, I would think that he would specify which one to consider as they both represent separate things.
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Re: Problems
Probably. He may ask if reaction is expected to be slow or fast and if it is endothermic or exothermic, etc.
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