endergonic and exergonic reactions

Exergonic and endergonic reactions are kind of glossed over in most chemistry classes. It's easy to see why because they can be very confusing. Here we'll talk about exergonic and endergonic reactions and how they differ from exothermic and endothermic reactions. We will also relate exergonic and endergonic reactions to spontaneity.

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you just made it easy and cleared all my confusion in such a short video in a sweetest way

[terryte]

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Excellent explanation ❤i understood everything

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Thank you so much you really simplified it <33

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Thank you for the video, my science teacher isn't the best teacher their is, so this really helped!

[j.allenb]

Thanks, your explanation helped clear up some things for me.

[brandonvuu]

Thank you this really helped! By the way, would Translation in protein synthesis be considered a endergonic or exergonic reaction?

[abdullasaleh-bnby]

ty but what is pe and gibbs in the graph????

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[nasiriqbal]

And you might have remembered that heat is a form of energy... Isn't it?

[nasiriqbal]

And you might have remembered that heat is a form of energy... Isn't it?