Propose a molecular level explanation for the observed signs delta h and delts s are negactive why were they?
Delta h negative means more bond are form than no of bond broken during the reaction. Because delta degative energy is release during the reaction thats why more bond are form.
Delta s is negative means randmnesss of system is decrease is may be decrease due to cyclization or any other effect. Or we can say entrpy decrease means no of reacting species or than the forming.
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Propose a molecular level explanation for the observed signs delta h and delts s are negactive...
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