Chemistry, asked by arunrgs7115, 1 year ago

What is ΔH in the equation ΔG=ΔH−TΔS?

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Answered by kanikagupta697

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this is the formula of Gibb's Free Energy and ΔH stands for Enthalpy

ΔS as entropy and ΔG as Gibb's free energy and T as a temperature in Kelvin.

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