Chemistry, asked by madhu267, 1 year ago

answer is 3rd option.... prove that you are genius

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Answered by anuragkaushik52

change in gibbs free energy must be negative as the reaction is spontaneous therefore option 3 is coreect

anuragkaushik52: hii madhu

madhu267: can you explain

anuragkaushik52: yes of course as u say

anuragkaushik52: change in gibbs free energy is equal to vhange in heat minus the change in energy

madhu267: okkk

madhu267: thanks

athirarajesh: So how it is related to internalenergy can u say plz

anuragkaushik52: both foolow me pls

anuragkaushik52: change in gibbs free energy is equal to the sum of the p-v work and change in internal energy minus the product of temprature and change in entropy

Answered by athirarajesh

Here is the answer .why it's third option.hope itmay help you brother.

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