Pressure and Enthalpy

[Shannon Asay 1C]

How does the pressure of the surrounding environment affect the enthalpy of the system?

[Ashley Tran 2I]

Pressure and enthalpy are directly proportional so as pressure increases so does enthalpy, and vice versa.

[Zaynab Hashm 2I]

when pressure increases, enthalpy increases; and when pressure decreases, enthalpy decreases

[Kassidy Ford 1I]

When you are calculating enthalpy, I'm pretty sure the pressure has to be constant. Otherwise the changes in pressure would change the enthalpies as well.

[Alice Ma 2K]

Pressure and enthalpy have a directly proportional relationship with each other, so if one changes, the other will change in response.

[Jared Khoo 1G]

Pressure has a direct relationship with enthalpy which is why it is usually easier to calculate enthalpies at STP, using 1 atm as standard.