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Chemistry · Glossary

What is Standard reaction quantity?

Also known as: standard reaction enthalpy

Definition 1.6 University Chemistry — Year 2 · Chapter 1 — Enthalpies of Reaction

The standard reaction quantity ΔrX∘(T)=∑iνiXm,i∘(T)\Delta_r X^\circ(T) = \sum_i\nu_iX_{m,i}^\circ(T) is the reaction quantity computed with every species in its standard state at temperature TT, the Xm,i∘X_{m,i}^\circ being the standard molar values. For X=HX = H it is the standard reaction enthalpy ΔrH∘(T)\Delta_r H^\circ(T); it depends on TT only.

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