Chemistry, 19.03.2021 15:50, Lizzy527663
Consider two cases:.
Case 1: an ideal gas expands, reversibly adiabatically (under no change in entropy):
Case 2: the same ideal gas expands, but in this case the process occurs without change in Helmholtz Free Energy.
Case 3: the same ideal gas expands, but in this case the process occurs without change in Gibbs Free Energy.
Case 4: the same ideal gas expands, but in this case the process occurs without change in Gibbs Free Energy
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