2.3. For a process occurring at constant temperature and pressure, the equation for the Gibbs free energy can be written as: AG ΔΗ + AS T AS univ T Give the meaning of each term on the right hand side.

2.3. For a process occurring at constant temperature and pressure, the equation for the Gibbs free energy can be written as: AG ΔΗ + AS T AS univ T Give the meaning of each term on the right hand side.

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AG
AS
ΔΗ
+ AS
univ
Give the meaning of each term on the right hand side.

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