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Van't Hoff equation (dlnK/dT=Δr​H∘/(RT2))

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The temperature relation dlnK/dT=Δr​H∘/(RT2) for a dimensionless thermodynamic equilibrium constant. With constant reaction enthalpy, integration gives the difference of reciprocal temperatures.

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