Chemical Thermodynamics

Chemical thermodynamics is the study of the relation of heat and work with chemical reactions or physical changes of state within the domain of thermodynamics. The main goal of chemical thermodynamics is to predict the feasibility of chemical processes (i.e. whether it will occur or not) and the energy exchanges during chemical reactions, phase changes, and solution formation.

Links:

1. Wikipedia — Chemical thermodynamics.

Contents:

• Isobaric potential from heat capacity
  • standard_molar_gibbs_energy_change
  • standard_molar_enthalpy_change
  • standard_molar_entropy_change
  • temperature
  • standard_molar_heat_capacity_change
  • law
• Isobaric potential of temperature dependent heat capacity
  • molar_gibbs_energy_change
  • molar_enthalpy_change
  • molar_entropy
  • temperature
  • first_capacity_coefficient
  • second_capacity_coefficient
  • third_capacity_coefficient
  • law
• Reaction equilibrium constant via standard Gibbs energy
  • equilibrium_constant
  • reaction_standard_gibbs_energy
  • temperature
  • law