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Alright, so we have two reactions here.
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Given the enthalpy and the entropy values, we want to calculate the delta g, the gibbs free energy, and determine the spontaneity or the direction of spontaneity.
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So we know that delta g is equal to delta h minus t times delta s, and the temperature has to be in kelvin.
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Here it's given in degrees celsius.
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It's 116 .0 degrees celsius.
00:29
Celsius.
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So just adding 273 .15, we get 389 .15 kelvin.
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And then we want to just make sure that the units are the same for delta h and delta s.
00:45
So if this is in kilojoules, to convert joules to kilojoules, we divide by 1 ,000.
00:50
So this is 0 .483 kilojoules per kelvin.
00:57
And this one is, is, oops, oh, this one we want to find delta s.
01:04
Okay.
01:06
So for the first one, delta g is going to be equal to 188 minus 389 .15 times 0 .483, and that's in kilojoules.
01:34
So this comes out to 0 .0405 kilojoules...