I have a range of different ion pairs , some of them formed ionic liquids and others didn't. I've read before that for ionic liquids to be formed, the entropy should be greater than the enthalpy. I am wondering if there is a certain range for both entropy, and enthalpy, or delta G where ionic liquids can be formed within?
Jaydip Datta
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( Each relationship is validated within a specific limits ).
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Mohit J Mehta
following the question. As per my understanding as long as delta G is negative it should be in a liquid state.
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