delta G = -nFE(cell) Variables
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Drew Myers 4G
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Re: delta G = -nFE(cell) Variables
Delta G is the standard change in Gibb's free energy, n is the number of electrons involved in the redox reaction (from the balanced equation), F is Faraday's constant (can be found on equation sheet), and E is the standard cell potential (measured in volts).
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JohnWalkiewicz2J
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Re: delta G = -nFE(cell) Variables
delta G = change in gibbs free energy (energy to do work)
n = (# of moles of electrons transferred)
F = (Faraday's Constant , usually 96,485)
E = (cell potential)
Hope this helps! : )
n = (# of moles of electrons transferred)
F = (Faraday's Constant , usually 96,485)
E = (cell potential)
Hope this helps! : )
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