Gibbs free energy
why reaction does not occur despite large negative gibbs? Why does ch4 not react with O2 at room temperature despite having a large negative gibbs free energy?
very high activation energy or non standard conditions, thermodynamic feasibility is not the same as kinetic feasibility
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