Chemistry · Chemical Thermodynamics
For a phase reaction A ⇌ B, the standard Gibbs free energy change is given by ΔG° = 105 - 35 log10 T (in J mol-1). Find the transition temperature (in °C) of the reaction at 1 bar pressure.
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- 11273°C
- 2727°C
- 31000°C
- 4973°C✓
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973°C
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