At equilibrium, it can equal the product of the ideal gas constant, absolute temperature, and the natural log of the K sub e q.
This quantity can be determined by the negative product of the actual potential difference at a certain voltage, and the total charge on all the electrons in the system for a galvanic cell. If the actual po- tential is positive, the process will be spontaneous. At equilibrium, it can equal the product of the ideal gas constant, absolute temperature, and the natural log of the K sub e q. The quantity can also be calcu- lated by the difference between the enthalpy change of the reaction and the product of the absolute tem- perature and entropy of reaction. In this case, the reaction will always be spontaneous if the reaction is exothermic and has increasing disorder. Name this type of energy named after an American chemist that represents the amount of "usable" work that could be done by a system.
This quantity can be determined by the negative product of the actual potential difference at a certain voltage, and the total charge on all the electrons in the system for a galvanic cell.
Gibbs free energy (prompt on partial answer)