Spontaneous Reaction Kinetics & Energy Landscape Simulator

Thermodynamics ($\Delta G = \Delta H - T\Delta S$) vs. Kinetics ($E_a$ Barrier Crossing)

Presets:

Interactive Dual Visualizer: Drag Handles or Adjust Parameters

Spontaneous System ($\Delta G < 0$)

Thermodynamic Controls

300 K

Increases kinetic velocity Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution.

-45 kJ/mol

Negative = Exothermic (releases heat), Positive = Endothermic.

120 J/mol·K

Degree of microstate disorder generated in reaction.

35 kJ/mol

Energy threshold required for collision conversion.

Live Gibbs & Rate Metrics

Gibbs Free Energy ($\Delta G$) -81.0 kJ/mol Spontaneous ($\Delta G < 0$)
Rate Constant ($k$) 0.0820 s⁻¹ Arrhenius: $A \cdot e^{-E_a/RT}$
Equil. Product % 98.2% $K_{eq} = e^{-\Delta G / RT}$
Active Particles 18.4% $E_{kinetic} \ge E_a$ fraction
Reactants ($A$): 100
Products ($B$): 0

Simulation Actions & Export

Directly drag the Transition Peak ($E_a$) or Product Level ($\Delta H$) on the curve, or reset populations to re-observe kinetic equilibrium.

Key Insight: Spontaneity ($\Delta G < 0$) determines equilibrium destination, while Activation Energy ($E_a$) determines reaction speed.

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