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Equilibrium constant 'K' is measured accurately in the laboratory at given temperature. Is it possible to calculate `DeltaG^(theta)` at any other temperature ? How?

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It is possible to calculate `triangleG^(theta)` from the measurement of `triangleH^(theta) and triangleS^(theta)` and we can calculate K at any temperature.
`triangleG^(theta)=triangleH^(theta)- T triangleS^(theta)`
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