MHT CET202525 Apr 2025Evening ShiftChemistryThermodynamics (C)Actual
For a certain reaction, H =-210 ~kJ and S =-150 ~J ~K ⁻¹ Find the temperature so that G =0
Options
- A1100 K
- B1200 K
- C1400 K
- D1300 K
Correct answer
C. 1400 K
Step-by-step solution
The temperature where G = 0 is determined by the Gibbs-Helmholtz equation G = H - T S . Given H = -210 , kJ and S = -150 , J ,K⁻¹ , first convert the enthalpy to consistent units: H = -210000 , J . Setting G = 0 yields 0 = H - T S , which rearranges to T = H S . Substituting values gives T = -210000 , J -150 , J ,K⁻¹ = 1400 , K . C