iTeachChem•11mo ago

Gibbs Energy

Why deltaG is zero at pt.b , what's the meaning of gibbs energy/extent of rxn.

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Cakey Bot•1/28/25, 1:33 PM

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That's when equilibrium happens, right?

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So when you say that something is energetically favorable, you say that g is minimized. Minimizing meaning delta g is zero. The minima of that function. That's it. So that's the equilibrium point.

Say_miracle_shadowOP•1/30/25, 4:52 AM

Okay sir!

Say_miracle_shadowOP•1/30/25, 4:52 AM

Thank you sir!

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