I've found the value for K using Gibbs free-energy values (in KJ/mol) where Gibbs free-energy = -5.707*log(K).
Would that mean the units of K are KJ/mol as well?
Would that mean the units of K are KJ/mol as well?
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Units of K, equilibrium constant.
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