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Hamiltonion · 2009-05-14 19:56:42

The standard change in Gibbs energy for a chemical reaction at a temperature of 298 K is –150 kJ mol-1. Determine the equilibrium constant for this reaction A lil help please?

14-05-2009 7:56pm

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The standard change in Gibbs energy for a chemical reaction at a
temperature of 298 K is –150 kJ mol-1. Determine the equilibrium
constant for this reaction

A lil help please?

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#2 16-05-2009 8:16pm

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Is there any more information? Or is that everything?

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#3 29-05-2009 1:42pm

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Easy enough. Just use the equation:

delta G = -RT ln Keq

where R is the universal gas constant
and Keq is the equilibrium constant.

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