In the Gibbs energy equation is "s" the symbol for entropy?
1 Answer
Jul 19, 2016
No.
q = msDeltaT where:
q is heat flow in"J" . In is positive, and out is negative.m is mass in"g" .DeltaT is change in temperature in"K" or""^@ "C" .
Entropy, however, is featured as
\mathbf(DeltaG = DeltaH - TDeltaS) where:
DeltaG is the Gibbs' Free Energy in"kJ/mol" .DeltaH is the enthalpy in"kJ/mol" .T is the temperature in"K" .DeltaS is the entropy in"J/K"cdot"mol" .
The capitalization matters.