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- [Instructor] The term dissolution refers to the dissolving of one substance in a solvent. The dissolve substance is now called a salute and the solute plus the solvent form a solution. If the standard change in free energy, delta G naught is less than zero, the dissolution is thermodynamically favorable. So, if we were to put this substance in a solvent like water, the substance would dissolve and it would form a solution. However, if delta G naught is greater than zero, the dissolution is thermodynamically unfavorable. So, if we try to dissolve the substance in water, it wouldnt dissolve and therefore we would just see it on the bottom of the beaker. Since were talking about potentially making a solution, sometimes you see a subscript soln written next to delta G naught. So, this would be delta G naught of solution. We could also call this the free energy of dissolution. We can calculate delta G naught of solution by taking the standard change and enthalpy of the solution and from
