物理化学电子教案第5章 Chemical equilibrium 夫平衡箱 3/F dD+ eE fF+ gG PF PG 4上一内容下一内容◇回主目录 返回
上一内容 下一内容 回主目录 返回 物理化学电子教案—第5章 Chemical Equilibrium
Chapter 5 Chemical equilibrium 5. 1 The conditions of chemical equilibrium and affinity of chemical reaction 5.2 The equilibrium constant of a reaction and isothermal equation 5. 3 Heterogeneous chemical equilibrium 5.4 Determination of equilibrium constants 5.5 The standard Gibbs function of formation 4上一内容下一内容令回主目录 返回
上一内容 下一内容 回主目录 返回 Chapter 5 Chemical equilibrium 5.1 The conditions of chemical equilibrium and affinity of chemical reaction 5.2 The equilibrium constant of a reaction and isothermal equation 5.3 Heterogeneous chemical equilibrium 5.4 Determination of equilibrium constants 5.5 The standard Gibbs function of formation
Contents 5.6 The response of reactions to the conditions 5.7 Chemical equilibrium of simultaneous reaction 5.8 Coupling reaction Express mathematically how the equilibrium constant depends on the temperature, and derive and use the vant Hoff equation 4上一内容下一内容令回主目录 返回
上一内容 下一内容 回主目录 返回 Contents 5.8 Coupling reaction 5.7 Chemical equilibrium of simultaneous reaction 5.6 The response of reactions to the conditions Express mathematically how the equilibrium constant depends on the temperature, and derive and use the van’t Hoff equation
Chemical reactions We have seen that the natural direction of all change at constant temperature and pressure is towards minimum gibbs function The idea is entirely general, and in this chapter we use it as a basis for the discussion of chemical transformations 4上一内容下一内容令回主目录 返回
上一内容 下一内容 回主目录 返回 Chemical reactions We have seen that the natural direction of all change at constant temperature and pressure is towards minimum Gibbs function. The idea is entirely general, and in this chapter we use it as a basis for the discussion of chemical transformations
Consider the reaction +B C+D Is the natural tendency for the mixture A+B to go to the mixture C+D, or the opposite? This can be answered by calculating the Gibbs function of each mixture If the sum of the gibbs functions of atb is higher than that of C+D, then the reaction has a tendency to ro o11 from left to right 4上一内容下一内容令回主目录 返回
上一内容 下一内容 回主目录 返回 Consider the reaction A+B C+D Is the natural tendency for the mixture A+B to go to the mixture C+D, or the opposite? This can be answered by calculating the Gibbs function of each mixture. If the sum of the Gibbs functions of A+B is higher than that of C+D, then the reaction has a tendency to roll from left to right