Which is correct about - G-

(a) Gibb's free energy is given as : Δ G=Δ H TΔ S (b) nbsp;At equilibrium, Δ G=0 (c) nbsp;At equilibrium, Δ G^o= RT log K (d) nbsp;Δ G=Δ G^o+RT log K ...

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Standard XII

Chemistry

Gibbs Free Energy & Spontaneity

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Which is correct about $Δ G$ ?

Δ G = Δ H - T Δ S

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At equilibrium,

Δ G^{o} = 0

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At equilibrium,

Δ G = - R T l o g K

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Δ G = Δ G^{o} + R T l o g K

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Solution

The correct option is D $Δ G = Δ G^{o} + R T l o g K$
(a) Gibb's free energy is given as :
$Δ G = Δ H - T Δ S$

(b) At equilibrium, $Δ G = 0$

(c) At equilibrium, $Δ G^{o} = - R T l o g K$

(d) $Δ G = Δ G^{o} + R T l o g K$

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Which is correct about ΔG?

The correct option is D ΔG=ΔGo+RT log K(a) Gibb's free energy is given as : ΔG=ΔH−TΔS (b) At equilibrium, ΔG=0 (c) At equilibrium, ΔGo=−RT log K (d) ΔG=ΔGo+RT log K

Which is correct about $Δ G$ ?

The correct option is D $Δ G = Δ G^{o} + R T l o g K$
(a) Gibb's free energy is given as :
$Δ G = Δ H - T Δ S$

(b) At equilibrium, $Δ G = 0$

(c) At equilibrium, $Δ G^{o} = - R T l o g K$

(d) $Δ G = Δ G^{o} + R T l o g K$