On a practice test I encountered a solution to a question that stated: "At EQ, G = zero"...
But I believe this is wrong... Isn't EQ the point at which dG is at its lowest (and the pt at which S is at its highest)?
By virtue of the equation, dG = -RTlnK, dG is only equal to zero when K = 1, and K is not equal to 1 at equilibrium for all (or most) rxns...
But I believe this is wrong... Isn't EQ the point at which dG is at its lowest (and the pt at which S is at its highest)?
By virtue of the equation, dG = -RTlnK, dG is only equal to zero when K = 1, and K is not equal to 1 at equilibrium for all (or most) rxns...