What is the sign for ∆G for a spontaneous cell reaction? fr

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226. What is the sign for G for a spontaneous cell reaction?


Free energy change G is measure of the spontaneity of a chemical reaction or process.

G =-nFE

Where
-n =number of moles of electron
F= the quantity of electrical charge that is contained in 1mole of electrons.This is the Faraday constant i.e. 1F= 96500 Coloum/mole of electron

F and n are positive value. therefore as positive value of E (which indicte spontaneity )and thus negtive value for G (which also indicate spontaneity)

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