MCQ
For a phase change, ${H_2}O(l)\underset {{0^{\,o}}C,\,1\,bar} \longleftrightarrow {H_2}O(s)$
- ✓$\Delta G = 0$
- B$\Delta S = 0$
- C$\Delta H = 0$
- D$\Delta U = 0$
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
$\Delta G = 0$
a
$\Delta G = 0$ at equilibrium
$\Delta G = 0$ at equilibrium
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