The spontaneity of reaction is given by the sign of deltaG which should be negative for a spontaneous process
deltaG = deltaH - TdeltaS
deltaH does not change much with the temperature but TdeltaS changes drastically with Temperature
Endothermic Reaction : deltaH is positive and also on absorbing energy deltaS is also positive . if temperature is low TdeltaS is small and deltaG wiil be positive indicating non spontaneous process. in case temperature is high TdeltaS will be more subsequently deltaG will be negative and reaction will be spontaneous.
Exothermic Reaction : deltaH is ngative and also on releasing energy deltaS is also negative hence deltaH drives the spontaneity whereas deltaS opposes it. at high temperature TdeltaS will be more which may be more than deltaH and gibbs free energy ill be positive . hence the eaction will be non spontaneous and vice versa at low temperature in exothermic reaction
please post the 2nd question seperately as only 1 question per post is allowed according to HOMEWORKLIB RULES
*** please leave positive rating if you like the solution by clicking onicon. It would be great
(Please Print) Chemistry 112 Buffers, Entropy and Free Energy Event Please abide-by -the -Spelman-College Academic-Integrity Policy....