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Gibbs free eneigy change

Figure 2.6. Variation of the Gibbs free energy function G and the Gibbs free eneigy change of the reaction AG with extent of reaction for reactions between pure substances, for example, solids or solids and liquids. Figure 2.6. Variation of the Gibbs free energy function G and the Gibbs free eneigy change of the reaction AG with extent of reaction for reactions between pure substances, for example, solids or solids and liquids.
AG = AH - TAS [19.11] Calculating the Gibbs free-eneigy change from enthalpy and entropy changes at constant temperature... [Pg.817]

AfG means the Gibbs free-eneigy change during the reaction under standard conditions of 1 bar... [Pg.61]

Expressing the free eneigy change of the system in terms of its component enthalpy and entropy changes (Gibbs equation) (666) ... [Pg.676]

Fig. 3.9 Changes in the Gibbs free eneigy, enthalpy and entropy in kJ mol" as a funetion of temperature in the third step of dissociation of citric acid (Table 3.3)... Fig. 3.9 Changes in the Gibbs free eneigy, enthalpy and entropy in kJ mol" as a funetion of temperature in the third step of dissociation of citric acid (Table 3.3)...
The definitions of enthalpy, H, Helmholtz free eneigy, A, and Gibbs free energy, G, also give equivalent forms of the fundamental relation (3) which apply to changes between equilibrium states in any homogeneous fluid system ... [Pg.233]


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