exognic process chemical temperature ​

Let's assume the word is "exergonic," not exogenic.  Exergonic is defined as follows:The Gibbs free energy equation is:Δ = Δ −ΔWhere:ΔG = change in Gibbs free energyΔH = change in enthalpy (heat)T = absolute temperature in KelvinΔS = change in entropy (disorder)An exergonic chemical process is a reaction that releases free energy (ΔG < 0), may produce heat (Δ>0) , and is often spontaneous. Temperature plays a key role in determining whether a reaction is exergonic through its effect on entropy.Temperature affects ΔG, especially if ΔS is large.

Answered by rspill6 | 2025-07-23