Saturday, June 18, 2022
1)When given enthalpies of Combustion.@CaRP {Enthalpy change=Enthalpy of combustion of reactants-Enthalpy of combustion of products}
2)When given enthalpies of Formation.@FLiPpeR{Enthalpy change=Enthalpy of Formation of products-Enthalpy of formation of reactants}
3)When given Bond enthalpies.@BuRp {Enthalpy change=Bond enthalpies of reactants-Bond enthalpies of product}
4)When calculating Entropy change.@SliPpeR {Entropy change=Entropy of products-Entropy of reactants} 5)Equation for free energy change.@Gibbs HaTS{∆G=∆H-T∆S}
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