Chapter 2 - Phase Behavior Flashcards

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What does the following definition describe: Any homogenous and physically distinct part of a system that is separated from other parts or phases of the system by definite interfaces

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phase

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What are the two main types of physical properties

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Extensive properties and intensive properties

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Describe extensive properties

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The values depend on the quantity of matter present. Such as mass, volume, mole number, heat, and work.

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Describe intensive properties

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The values are independent of the quantity of matter present. Such as density, pressure, temperature, and specific volume

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What are the 3 most important factors that determine the behavior of the individual molecules and thus the phase behavior of the substance

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Pressure, temperature, and intermolecular forces

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Define pressure

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A reflection of the number of molecules present and their motion. Thus it is a reflection of the number of times the molecules of a gas strike or bombard the walls of its container

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The closer the molecules are forced to stay, the _______ the pressure is.

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higher

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8
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Define temperature

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a physical measure of the average KE of the molecules of the material.

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As _________ is added to the material, the KE of the molecules is increased and T is increased.

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heat

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Pure substance: Phase behavior represents the conditions of __________ and _________ under which different phases can coexist

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Temperature and pressure

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Pure substance: The phase behavior depends on

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PvT

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Pure substance: What variable stays constant for a P-T diagram (phase diagram)

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Both pressure and temperature

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Pure substance: How many important lines and points are there on a PT diagram

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3 lines and 2 points

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PT diagram: Is the state a liquid or a gas above the vapor pressure line?

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Liquid

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PT diagram: PT diagram: Is the state a liquid or a gas on the vapor pressure line?

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the liquid and gas co-exist

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16
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What does the normal boiling point refer to

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The temperature the substance boils at 1atm

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PT diagram: Is the state a liquid or a gas below the vapor pressure line?

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Where does the vapor pressure line begin and end

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begins at the triple point and ends at the critical point

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The melting point line separates what two states

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solids and liquid

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What phase is on the left side of the melting point line

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Where does the melting point line begin and end

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it begins at the triple point and does not have a definite end

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what phase is on the right side of the melting point line

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What does states does the sublimation line divide

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gas and solid

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Above the sublimation line the state is a

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What is the beginning and end point of the sublimation line
starts at the triple point and theoretically extends to T=0k and P=0atm
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Below the sublimation line the phase is a
gas
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What is the definition of critical temperature
the temperature above which the gas cannot be liquefied, regardless of the pressure applied
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What is the definition of critical pressure
The pressure above which liquid and gas cannot coexist, regardless of temperature
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Does the definitions of Pc and Tc hold for systems with more than one component
no
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What is the bubble point
When P is reduced to a point at which the first few molecules leave the liquid and form a small bubble of gas
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What is the dew point
the point at which only a small drop of liquid remains
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The bubble point separates the pure ______ phase and the 2-phase region
liquid
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The dew point separates the 2-phase region and the pure ________ phase.
gas
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If we have a two-component mixture, do we have more similarities or differences compared to a pure substance
There are more differences
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For a PT phase diagram for two-component mixtures what is the region that two phases can exist called
saturation envelope, phase envelope or two phase region
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