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alex41 [277]
1 year ago
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chegg why is a reaction with a negative GIbbs free enrgy always spontatous mor eenrgy is need to form the products thant the rea

ctants so energy must be added less energy is need to form the products than the amount of eneryg present in the reactants a nefative G
Chemistry
1 answer:
Svetach [21]1 year ago
3 0

A negative G indicates that there is more free energy in the reactants, or beginning state than in the products, or final state.

Exergonic reactions, which can take place without the supply of energy, are also known as spontaneous reactions.

Not all Gibbs's free energy is bad. Gibbs's free energy is negative for spontaneous reactions at a given temperature and positive for non-spontaneous reactions.

A spontaneous reaction is one that happens under specific circumstances without the addition of energy or outside influence. Since spontaneous reactions can happen rapidly or over the course of several days, months, or years, reaction spontaneity is independent of reaction rate.

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