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16.12.2019 •
Chemistry
For some reaction, δhº = + 50 kj and δsº = +40 j/k. the reaction will be thermodynamically favorable in the forward directionat all temperatures.at no temperature.when t > 1250 k.when t < 1250 k.
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Ответ:
T > 1250K
Explanation:
A reaction is thermodynamically favorable when ΔG° is < 0
ΔG° is defined as:
ΔG° = ΔH° - TΔS°
As ΔG° must be < 0:
TΔS° > ΔH°
As ΔHº=+50kJ and ΔSº=+40J/K:
T×40J/K > 50000J
T > 50000J / 40J/K
T > 1250K
I hope it helps!
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4,768.57
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