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Nonspontaneous at all temperatures - whats the truth? or which definition for the DAT?
So Dr. Romano's class and probably the Destroyer as well taught us that +deltaH & -deltaS would be nonspontaneous at all temperatures
In Qvault, I just saw this as extraneous info in an explanation - Note that according to thermodynamics, no reaction can be considered nonspontaneous at all temperatures. There is no theoretical upper limit to temperatures on the Kelvin scale. There may be a practical limit, if the product would combust at the temperature it becomes spontaneous
whats the verdict?
So Dr. Romano's class and probably the Destroyer as well taught us that +deltaH & -deltaS would be nonspontaneous at all temperatures
In Qvault, I just saw this as extraneous info in an explanation - Note that according to thermodynamics, no reaction can be considered nonspontaneous at all temperatures. There is no theoretical upper limit to temperatures on the Kelvin scale. There may be a practical limit, if the product would combust at the temperature it becomes spontaneous
whats the verdict?