In Eq.(9), the first term on the right accounts for the enthalpy changes due to chemical reactions, and the 2nd term Σ- Σ for the enthalpy change due to physical changes, such as temperature
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				    Understanding the heat of a chemical reaction is crucial for various applications, from industrial processing to everyday baking, as it dictates the energy
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				    Gibbs Free Energy calculator is an essential tool for students, chemists, and any professionals involved in thermodynamics, as it simplifies
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				    In this concept paper, the energy consumed in preparing one mole of a chemical compound is compared for a variety of technologies. Data
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