At standard temperature and pressure, this quantity divided by surface area is equal to surface tension.
In an electrochemical cell, the natural log of K is equal to this quantity over negative RT. At standard temperature and pressure, this quantity divided by surface area is equal to surface tension. A reaction is endergonic if it has a positive value for this quantity, which tends towards zero as a reaction reaches equilibrium and is classically defined as the enthalpy plus the product of temperature and entropy. For 10 points, an American chemist names what quantity that, when negative, indicates a reaction is spontaneous?
In an electrochemical cell, the natural log of K is equal to this quantity over negative RT.
Gibbs free energy [or Gibbs energy; or Gibbs function; or free enthalpy; prompt on Gibbs or free energy]