Its namesake asserted that, in exchange reactions of neutral salts in aqueous solution, no heat effect is observed, and silver telluride is also named for the man who came up with this idea. Discovered in seminal experiments involving work with sulfu
Its namesake asserted that, in exchange reactions of neutral salts in aqueous solution, no heat effect is observed, and silver telluride is also named for the man who came up with this idea. Discovered in seminal experiments involving work with sulfuric acid, it was first published in Recherches Thermochimiques in 1840. Arising from the law of conservation of energy, its relevance comes from the fact that energy changes are state functions. FTP, name this law of summation indicating that the heat of a chemical reaction is independent of the path of the reaction, named for a Swiss-Russian chemist.
Its namesake asserted that, in exchange reactions of neutral salts in aqueous solution, no heat effect is observed, and silver telluride is also named for the man who came up with this idea.
Hess' First Law [accept Law of Constant Heat Summation before "summation"]