About the Moving Force of Chemical Reactions

Utelbayeva AB

2019

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DOI 10.31031/acsr.2019.01.000504

Data confidence 70 medium

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Abstract

Chemistry is well known-the science of substances that studies the processes of their transformation accompanied by changes in the composition and structure [1-3]. As a result of a chemical reaction, chemical work is performed with the redistribution of chemical bonds, accompanied by the release or absorption of heat, light, and other manifestations. And here the question arises about the nature of the moving force of the work, what is, the reasons for the occurrence of a chemical reaction.