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Could you explain enthalpy change in relation to exo and endo thermic reactions?

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Could you explain enthalpy change in relation to exo and endo thermic reactions?

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∆H is enthalpy, positive for endothermic and negative for exothermic ∆H = ∆G + T∆S summarizes the interaction of enthalpy and entropy (S) the tendency in nature is for ∆H to be negative, go toward lower energy ∆S tends to be positive, go toward greater disorder ∆G must be negative for a process to proceed spontaneously if it is positive the process must be driven from the outside

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