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I used the adjective thermodynamically reversible to refer to those processes in which reversible work may be applied. And a reversible reaction may be brought to its initial conditions like a rechargeable battery. Please, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reversible_reaction

I think that chemical equilibrium and atomic theory are somewhat difficult to people without background in these areas.

The Gibbs energy change of your reaction is low so your reaction is reversible (not thermodynamically reversible), the sign of \Delta G_\textrm{rxn} and its magnitude are important to determine the equilibrium state of a given reaction. The second law of thermodynamics establishes that this...

The interaction between molecules related to London forces is weak. But, the quantitative London interaction depends on the electronic structure of the molecules involved, i.e., for the simpler case, London forces depend on the ionization energy of the atoms. To study these interactions one...

Thanks, a very much interesting confirmation. Thanks for sharing. :smile: It also supports dark matter and dark energy theories.

You have to introduce the proper metric tensor g_{\mu\nu} that conserves ds^2