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Lecture 16: Gibbs Free Energy and Chemical Reactions

Thermal and Statistical Physics by Prof. Carlson

Oct 26, 2005Education

We define the Gibbs Free Energy, which is the right energy function to use when you can control temperature, pressure, and particle number. This means chemists like it, because chemical reactions in a lab often take plac...

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Lecture 16: Gibbs Free Energy and Chemical Reactions is an episode from Thermal and Statistical Physics by Prof. Carlson. We define the Gibbs Free Energy, which is the right energy function to use when you can control temperature, pressure,...

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