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Which equation links the standard Gibbs energy change with K?
AdG0 = RT ln K
BdG0 = -K ln RT
CdG0 = -RT / ln K
DdG0 = -RT ln K
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. dG0 = -RT ln K
Setting dG = dG0 + RT ln K = 0 at equilibrium gives dG0 = -RT ln K.
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