Original post by ah4p
why D?
thanks in advance
please quote me in case i miss it thnx
why D?
thanks in advance
please quote me in case i miss it
thnx2000º is the temperature at which the change in Gibbs free energy becomes negative, i.e. the reaction becomes spontaneous.
Original post by charco
2000º is the temperature at which the change in Gibbs free energy becomes negative, i.e. the reaction becomes spontaneous.
ah ok that makes sense
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