Why do we integrate equation to get equation with logarithm?That means

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thedy	Why do we integrate equation to get equation with logarithm?That means Tweet Why do we integrate equation to get equation with logarithm?That means this equation:G=ΔG+RTln[C][D]/[A][ B].Why have to be there logarithm?What would happens,if there wasn t? thanks.

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