Finding K in 5I.7
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Finding K in 5I.7
Looking at the answer for 5I.7, it appears that a method for finding K is used that works with delta G and natural log. Should we be familiar with this method?
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Re: Finding K in 5I.7
No we're not supposed to know that stuff (yet). G refers to Gibbs Free Energy, and that's a central term in thermodynamics. We'll probably go over that later on in the quarter, but for now, we don't need to know it.
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Re: Finding K in 5I.7
The only method we need to know for now is the method we were taught in lecture (note how 5I.7 is not included in this unit's homework problems).
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Re: Finding K in 5I.7
From what I know,we would be expected to know the method taught during lecture and in the modules for now.
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