51Molar concentration (molarity)
52The pressure of the ith component in the mixture gas
53The Avogadro constant
54Molar volume
55Atomic volume
56Enthalpy change for a single reaction (Hess' law)
57Entropy change for a reaction (Hess' law)
58Gibbs free energy change for a reaction (Hess' law)
59Change in Gibbs free energy (given change in enthalpy, temperature and change in entropy)
60Standard change of reaction in Gibbs free energy (given temperature and equilibrium constant)
61Change of reaction in Gibbs free energy (Given standard change of reaction in Gibbs free energy, temperature and reaction quotient)
62Change in Gibbs free energy (given number of electrons per mole product,Faraday constant and electrode potential)
63Electrode potential of the reaction (standard electrode potential of the reaction, number of electrons per mole product and reaction quotient)
64Equilibrium constant at absolute temperature (Van 't Hoff equation)
65Equilibrium constant
66Half-cell reduction potential (Nernst equation)
67Half-cell reduction potential at room temperature (Nernst equation)
68Equilibrium constant of a redox reaction (given the standard electrode potential)
69Equilibrium constant of a redox reaction at room temperature (Given the standard electrode potential)
70Equilibrium potential across a cell's membrane (the Goldman-GHK equation)
71Temperature of tnterest (Given vapor pressure and molar enthalpy of vaporization) (The Clausius-Clapeyron equation)
72Enthalpy of the system (Given internal energy,pressure and volume)
73Vapor pressure (Given temperature,pressure, enthalpy of vaporization)
74Temperature of interest (Given equilibrium constant and enthalpy change)(The Van 't Hoff equation)
75Equilibrium constant (Given temperature and enthalpy change, Van 't Hoff equation)