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Equation de Nernst 191 192 Potentiel standard et équilibre Nous avons vu au chapitre 5 que l’enthalpie libre standard de réaction ΔG r 0 est reliée à la constante d’équilibre K de la réaction par : ΔG r 0 = – n F·ΔE0 ΔG r 0 = – RT· ln K Or, il a été établi dans ce chapitre que l’enthalpie libre standard de réaction est ...
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