Thermodynamic Parameters

Thermodynamic parameters are values that describe the energy and behavior of a system, especially during chemical reactions or physical changes. Key parameters include enthalpy (heat energy exchange), entropy (disorder or randomness), free energy (useful energy to do work), and temperature. These factors determine whether a process occurs spontaneously, how much energy is involved, and the direction of change. By understanding these parameters, scientists predict and control processes like heating, cooling, or chemical transformations, ensuring safety and efficiency in various applications.