If you are given data for ∆Gf˚, T, S˚, and ∆Hf˚ for a molecule and asked to find ∆H˚ for the reaction forming that molecule, why can't you use the Gibbs free energy equation? I understand now that ∆H˚= ∆Hf˚ (which was given) for a molecule being formed from its elements, but I don't get why the Gibbs equation isn't applicable here. I can never seem to get this concept straight :-/
Also, this is AAMC FL7 PS Question 3.
Thanks!
Also, this is AAMC FL7 PS Question 3.
Thanks!