The Gibbs Free Energy equation is given by the equation: ... ?G = ?H - T?S ... .

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The Gibbs Free Energy equation is given by the equation:

... ?G = ?H - T?S ...
... Where: ?G = Gibbs Free Energy change ?H = Enthalpy change T = temperature ?S = Entropy change
NOTE: Write ? as delta for the answers below.

In order to solve for the Entropy change, ?S, you must:

Step One ... Add Step Two Multiply by The resulting equation is: ?S = The Gibbs Free Energy equation is given by the equation:

... ?G = ?H - T?S ...
... Where: ?G = Gibbs Free Energy change ?H = Enthalpy change T = temperature ?S = Entropy change
NOTE: Write ? as delta for the answers below. Where: ?G ?H T ?S
... ?G = ?H - T?S ...
...

Explanation / Answer

add(-dG) and dH

then multiply by 1/T

ds=(dH-dG)*(1/T)

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