26 VARIATION OF GIBB'S FUNCTION | THERMODYNAMICS | IIT ADVANCED | JEE MAIN | CHEMISTRY CLASS 11

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1:33 2:31 3:16 4:19 5:56 6:36 8:03 9:40 11:10 13:00

[@somnathdaschemvu5107]

Sir we derive dG=vdp-sdt by concidering no non pv work but....electrical work is non pv work...so how can we apply (dg/dt)p= -S in electrochemistry while finding out the thermodynamic parameters??? Plz reply sir

[@roopasharma32]

sir why didn't you discuss variation of substances with varying pressure?

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[@amitsingh2782]

The answer of last question is -325 joule

[@amitsingh2782]

There is a calculation mistake

[@maybejeeaspirant]

i think its correct

[@AdityaSingh-uj9bb]

elaborate?

[@saketjaiswal2459]

It is correct

[@anuragjhaiitismdhanbad8071]

8:34 why did we consider temperature constant

[@Algoner]

It's a spl case dude if they mention temp as variable then u need to consider it

[@lonamisa6128]

No info related to temperature..so

[@sagnikghoshal1014]

sir, is the formula dG = VdP - SdT only applicable for a reversible process? because in google it is showing that it is applicable for both rev and irreversible process

[@Krish-i7q]

Change In state function Is a definite quantity which doesn't depend on from which process you get there . Don't need to check on Google, focus on lecture better

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[@vivekdhaka2201]

i think there is some mistake in calculation

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[@yashagarwal5816]

sir at 8:00 we do not getbthe info about const

[@DeepakKumar-gd1wg]

Sir, previously we noted that at constant T and P, ∆G is non mechanical or useful work obtained from system. Then in this case where non-mechanical work is zero, meaning dG=VdP-TdS, what is the physical significance of ∆G? Also in gaseous system, will non-PV work be always zero

[@Deathboy-ux2qc]

we only consider ideal cases for solving problems and derivations .. so in last class we had taken P and T constant so the physica significance was non PV work here we considered non PV work = 0 and P and T vary so physical significance is with respect to P dV - S dT and also non PV work wont always be zero for gases as they can also conduct non PV work when possible

[@Deathboy-ux2qc]

if no info is given about non PV work we MUST assume it is zero

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