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What is the Gibbs free energy? the amount of electricity that a redox reaction produces the maximum amount of energy that can be used with another process to do work the point at which the change in the
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What is the Gibbs free energy? the amount of electricity that a redox reaction produces the maximum amount of energy that can be used with another process to do work the point at which the change in the reactants equals the change in the products the total number of electrons transferred in a redox reaction

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well ΔG = ΔH - ΔS * T

gibbs free energy is a measurement of the maximum amount of work that can be achieved in the system so the answer that fits best would be "The maximum amount of energy that can be used with another process to do work"
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