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CHEMISTRY-THERMO — 04 // Interactive Formula Compendium

Master foundational physics, finance, calculus, and engineering equations with live evaluators, derivations, and worked examples.

chemistry-thermoP · V = n · R · T

Ideal Gas Law Equation of State

Relates absolute pressure, volume, molar quantity, and thermodynamic Kelvin temperature for dilute gases via universal gas constant R = 8.31446 J/(mol·K).

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chemistry-thermok = A · exp(−E_a / (R · T))

Arrhenius Chemical Reaction Rate Formula

Quantifies the exponential sensitivity of chemical reaction rate constants k to activation energy barrier E_a and absolute temperature T.

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chemistry-thermopH = pK_a + log₁₀([A⁻] / [HA])

Henderson-Hasselbalch Buffer pH Equation

Calculates the pH of aqueous weak-acid/conjugate-base buffer solutions and physiological bicarbonate equilibria.

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chemistry-thermoE = E° − (R · T / (n · F)) · ln(Q)

Nernst Electrochemical Cell Potential Equation

Determines redox half-cell and battery open-circuit voltage away from standard 1 M conditions, as well as biological membrane equilibrium potentials.

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chemistry-thermoΔG = ΔH − T · ΔS, ΔG° = −R · T · ln(K)

Gibbs Free Energy & Equilibrium Constant Formula

Fundamental chemical thermodynamics criterion governing reaction spontaneity, maximum non-expansion work, and equilibrium constants at constant T and P.

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chemistry-thermoη_max = 1 − (T_C / T_H) = W_out / Q_H

Carnot Maximum Thermodynamic Efficiency Formula

Second-Law upper limit on thermal efficiency for any heat engine operating between hot reservoir T_H and cold sink T_C in Kelvin.

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chemistry-thermoA = ε · l · c = −log₁₀(I / I₀)

Beer-Lambert Optical Absorbance Law

Analytical chemistry spectroscopy equation linking optical absorbance A linearly to molar absorptivity ε, cuvette path length l, and molar concentration c.

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