Measure of free energy, which equipment are needed

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Start date Feb 27, 2004
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The discussion focuses on measuring Gibbs free energy and enthalpy in solutions or other bodies. The original poster seeks information on specific equipment and procedures for these measurements. Respondents emphasize the need for a more targeted inquiry to provide useful guidance. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexity of the topic and the importance of narrowing down the request for effective assistance. Clear specifications will lead to better recommendations for measurement techniques.

Feb 27, 2004

gee

Hi everybody,
I'm working on a project aiming to determine what are the differents ways to measure the free energy (gibbs) and the enthalpy of solutions or any bodies.
And I have no idea.
If you know some equipment or some procedure to measure it, I would be very happy.

Thanks.

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Feb 27, 2004

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You're going to have to be more specific --- you've fenced in about a half mile of library sheves with your inquiry.

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