Consider the reaction +B C+D Is the natural tendency for the mixture A+B to go to the mixture C+D, or the opposite? This can be answered by calculating the Gibbs function of each mixture If the sum of the gibbs functions of atb is higher than that of C+D, then the reaction has a tendency to ro o11 from left to right 4上一内容下一内容令回主目录 返回上一内容 下一内容 回主目录 返回 Consider the reaction A+B  C+D Is the natural tendency for the mixture A+B to go to the mixture C+D, or the opposite? This can be answered by calculating the Gibbs function of each mixture. If the sum of the Gibbs functions of A+B is higher than that of C+D, then the reaction has a tendency to roll from left to right