Gibbs Free Energy and Calculations

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[SteveBrahfr]

This man is the clear communicating goat. All the other videos were 45+ minutes.

[faithwangui]

This was great. Opened my eyes about delta G. Thanks.

[DurgaDurga-ctpd]

d is the answer ; the reverse reaction is spontaneous and near to equilabirium

[Music-zxpo]

Thank you, this was of great avail!

Would you kindly add a worked example on Ammonia?
There are dozens of incongruous statements on its G, and an expert would be much appreciated.

[nhle]

Isn‘t the unit of delta G kJ/mol? Where is the mol? 🤔 Or did I misunderstand something?

[verazeea]

Why didn't you answer the last question

[DC-bkoh]

Thank you so much. I hope you have a great day.