
Explanation :
freeze the water to ice. the delta S is negative.
becuase in water the molecules move more randomly than in a solid. if randomness is more entropy is more.
in solids randomness of molecules is decreases. so entropy decreases.
so delta S is negative (delta S < 0)
and this process is exothermic. so delta H < 0
What is delta S? Predict the signs of Delta S and Delta H for the freezing...
Predict the delta G and the product assuming presence of acid
or base catalyst as needed.
0: SOCI2 ? OH AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol AG° >0 kJ/mol CH3NH2 - ? H H AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol AG° >0 kJ/mol O: CH3OH ? HOOL CH3 AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol AG° >0 kJ/mol CH3OH CF3 - ? AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol AG° > kJ/mol
Predict the signs of delta H (Enthalpy) and delta S (Entropy) for the evaporation of water at 85 C.
Predict delta G and the product assuming presence of acid or
base catalyst as needed.
NH ? OCH3 AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 20 kJ/mol AG° >0 kJ/mol O: ОН - ? Br AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol AGº > kJ/mol H/Pt ? AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol AGⓇ>0 kJ/mol NaOH CH3 ? (2 eq.) AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol om AGº >0 kJ/mol
Predict delta G and the product assuming presence of acid or
base catalyst as needed.
HOCH CH2OH CH3 * ? AG° <0 kJ/mol AGⓇ=0 kJ/mol AG° >0 kJ/mol CH3OH NH2 ? AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 20 kJ/mol AG° >0 kJ/mol -ОН С. ОСН3 ДG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol ДG° >0 kJ/mol CH3NH2 ? ОН AG° <0 kJ/mol AG° 0 kJ/mol AGⓇ>0 kJ/mol
What are the signs (+ or -) for delta H, delta S, and -T(delta S) which are required to produce the following signs (+ or -) of delta G. Think about the equation delta G = delta H - T(delta S). 1. If delta G is negative 2. If delta G is either positive or negative (there are 2 solutions) 3. If delta G is negative
8. Part A. (9 pt) For the reaction below, predict the
signs for delta H system, delta S system, and delta S surrounding,
AND explain your answer for each.
8. Part A. (9 pt) For the reaction below, predict the signs for AHºsys, ASºsys, and AS surr, and EXPLAIN your answers.
In terms of the algebraic signs of delta H and delta S, under which of the following circumstances will a change be spontaneous? a) at all temperatures? b) at low temperatures but not high temperatures? c) at high temperatures but not at low temperatures?
Consider the following reaction at 298K. 2 Cr (a)+Co(s)2 Cr2 (a) Co* (aq) Which of the following statements are correct? Choose all that apply. E°cell0 O delta Go < 0 The reaction is product-favored On 4 mol electrons
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4.25 In the circuit shown in Figure P4.25. let forooto for O t < 1 s for 1 s ,<2s for 2 s stoo Find the energy stored in the inductor for all te 2 H Figure P4.25