This quantity is equal to n times R times the natural log of the final volume over the initial volume for an isothermal process.
This quantity is equal to n times R times the natural log of the final volume over the initial volume for an isothermal process. The derivative of the Gibbs energy with respect to temperature is negative one times this quantity. The change in this quantity is negative for the gas-phase reaction of ammonia and hydrochloric acid to produce solid ammonium chloride. For a reaction with a positive change in enthalpy, this quantity must be positive for a spontaneous reaction to occur. For 10 points, name this quantity that represents the disorder of a system.
This quantity is equal to n times R times the natural log of the final volume over the initial volume for an isothermal process.
entropy