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what is the difference between delta G and delta G powers
zero?

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what is the difference between delta G and delta G powers zero?..

Answer / vikrant

delta g stands for gibbs free energy.delta g zero is the
standard gibbs free energy i.e free energy of matter at
standard values.

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what is the difference between delta G and delta G powers zero?..

Answer / abhishek

delta G0 is the change in gibbs energy when
all the substances involved are in standard
state and assuming that the reaction goes
to completion.delta G is defined at a
particular state of reaction .if it is -ve
then reacn is forward and viceversa.if
zero it is at equilibrium. they are related
by delta G=delta G0 +RTlnQ where Q is
reacn quotient.

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