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Gibbs free energy


[After Josiah Willard Gibbs.]
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The spontaneity of the Cr(VI) adsorption was evaluated from the Gibbs free energy change ([DELTA][G.sup.0]), calculated at equilibrium conditions as
The negative values of the Gibbs free energy change confirm the feasibility and the spontaneity of the Cr(VI) adsorption.
From Table-1, it also can be clearly seen that enthalpy change at high-affinity sites H1 is - 10.88 kJ/mol and that at low-affinity sites H2 is - 60.49 kJ/mol; Gibbs free energy change at high- affinity sites G1 is -30.97 kJ/mol and that at low- affinity sites G2 is -20.42 kJ/mol.
hermodynamic parameters consisting of Gibbs free energy change ([DELTA][G.sup.[omicron]]), enthalpy change ([DELTA][H.sup.[omicron]]), and entropy change ([DELTA][S.sup.[omicron]]) were calculated from the following equation: