Gen Chem #50 topscore

[wylde923]

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I'd post the problem but its a very long problem.
So, for those of you out there with topscore who wouldn't mind lending a hand...

I looked at the solution and I dont understand why the theres 1x10^-3 factored into the the dG=dH-TdS equation (d=change).

Thanks in advance for your replies

 

[needzmoar]

I'd post the problem but its a very long problem.
So, for those of you out there with topscore who wouldn't mind lending a hand...

I looked at the solution and I dont understand why the theres 1x10^-3 factored into the the dG=dH-TdS equation (d=change).

Thanks in advance for your replies

I don't have topscore but just by looking at it, 1E-3 is probably there to convert joules to kilojoules

if you take a screenshot maybe I could help

 

[TheDentist16]

I don't have topscore but just by looking at it, 1E-3 is probably there to convert joules to kilojoules

if you take a screenshot maybe I could help

I recall coming across that problem, and I believe that is correct. It's to convert the units so they match.