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AG<® Gibbs free energy

X distance from pore mouth AG Gibbs free energy change... [Pg.577]

AG = Gibbs free energy of mixing per unit volume, J/m3... [Pg.257]

The transition state is a short-lived entity and/or state positioned at the maximum in the potential energy-reaction coordinate relationship depicted in Figure 8.1. The term reaction coordinate loosely describes the progress of the reaction from reactants to products, so that contributions to AG (Gibbs free energy) in Figure 8.1 come from... [Pg.367]

AG Gibbs free energy of activation HIV human immunodeficiency virus... [Pg.431]

AG = Gibbs free energy change of reaction at the standard state, kcal/g mole... [Pg.369]

Figure 2.1 Energy change associated with a chemical reaction. S Substrate, P, PI, P2 Product, AG Gibbs free energy change... Figure 2.1 Energy change associated with a chemical reaction. S Substrate, P, PI, P2 Product, AG Gibbs free energy change...
AG Gibbs free energy. The change in Gibbs formula AG = AH - TAS. A process occurs... [Pg.981]

AG° Gibbs free-energy change The energy difference between... [Pg.170]

AG Gibbs free energy difference. At standard temperature and pres-... [Pg.122]

AG Gibbs free energy change of a reaction T] either overpotential or viscosity... [Pg.603]

AG° Gibbs free-energy change The energy difference between reactants and products. When AG° is negative, the reaction is exergonic, has a favorable equilibrium constant, and can occur spontaneously. When AG° is positive, the reaction is endergonlc, has a unfavorable equilibrium constant, and cannot occur spontaneously. [Pg.203]

AG Gibbs free energy change 90 time necessary for 90% response... [Pg.180]

For reversible polymerization, two interrelated parameters characterize the system equilibrium monomer concentration [M]e (at a given temperature) and ceiling temperature (for a given initial monomer concentration [M]o, usually equal to 1 moir or in bulk concentration). The smaller the negative AG° (Gibbs free energy) value, the higher the [M]e value and the lower the Tc value ... [Pg.185]

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