Equations for isothermal reactions

[Acosta_Leah_1J]

we have taken a look at a lot of different equations for different conditions. Does any one have any tips on how to remember which equations belong to isothermal reactions?

[pamela_3E]

Between the two work equations, w=-p(delta v) and w=-nRTln(v1/v2), you use the first one when the system experiences constant pressure. The second one is used when the system is under reversible and isothermal conditions (constant temperature).

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It is also helpful to remember that isothermal reactions have a net zero change in internal energy so you can calculate work/q based on this.

[Isabelle Huerta 2I]

A way to remember which equations are applied to which isothermal reactions, we focus on identifying the specific conditions of each equation. Equations that have terms "isothermal" "constant temp" or "T = constant" will apply to reactions with constant temp.