Gibbs Free Energy
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Linh Vo 2J
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Charles Gu 1D
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Re: Gibbs Free Energy
Dr. Lavelle has not covered thermodynamics yet so right now just focus on equilibrium
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Sophia Ding 1B
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Re: Gibbs Free Energy
Yeah for chapter 11 the syllabus said to skip section 11.3 which slightly covers that so I think that we're meant to cover that later in the course!
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Katie_Duong_1D
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Re: Gibbs Free Energy
Gibb's free energy is the energy available to do work. delta g = delta h - t*delta s. A negative delta G means the reaction is spontaneous. we do not have to worry about it yet; it is not on the midterm.
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Bryant Vong 2G
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Re: Gibbs Free Energy
It being negative or positive also tells if the reaction is exo or endothermic.
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