lecture 8 Flashcards
what is a phase diagram
a graph of pressure plotted against temperature.
what is a phase boundary
a line on the phase diagram,, it shows the boundary between 2 phases.
it shows where the 2 phases are in equilibrium: G(A) = G(B)
what does the clapeyron equation show
tells us change in P for a given change in T ( the slope of the PT equilibrium line)
the slope of the phase boundary
special cases of clapeyron equation
- solid/liquid : slope is normally constant and positive (H/TV) except for water!!! (bc it’s volume is less than 0)
- volume of liquid/vapour = V ideal - Clausius Clapeyron equation
what do phase diagrams display
the combination of temperature and pressure that different phases exist (where the equilibria between phase are located)
what is the gradient of the phase boundary line given by
by the Clapeyron equation
for the solid liquid transition,, what is the line normally seen as
a linear line with a positive gradient
except not for water
equation for gas - liquid transitions is given by
clausius clapyeron equation
clausius clapyeron equation
gas to liquid transition
clapyeron equation
solid to liquid transition