*ok understood alr. temp doesn't relate to enthalpy change
e.g. an exo rxn may still require input of energy (e.g. various
organic rxns that require input of heat energy , doesn't mean
they're endo)
doesnt mean endo rnxs require high temp
understand cambridge may
give info and hints (sometimes they don't, e.g.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wvvsxce2hkjff2j/20160927_200958.jpg?dl=0
. but ok, since we shld know rxn proceeds, so shld be
exo)
if temp dont affect thermodynamics, then how does endothermic
reactions proceed? (then cannot always use the guideline that rxn
proceed, it is an exo rxn alr.)
i know need supply energy. e.g. solar energy from sun for
photosynthesis(endo)
[endothermic rxns] how does autodissociation of
water, and dissolving ammonium
salt happens in nature? (does ammonium salt dissolves naturally? or
need input of kinetic energy from stirring)
i have a confusion
i thought supplying heat energy(and hence an increase in
temperature), helps an endothermic rxn proceed? ( just thought of this, oh yeah, it does, as
predicted by LCP, eqm shifts to favor the endo rxn when heat is
supplied to the system)
temp affects kinetics and equilibria
