Phase Equilibria And Liquid-Vapor equilibrium Flashcards

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Tendency of substance to change. Dependent on temp, pressure, and concentration

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Chemical potential (u)
Temp up, u down (more stable)
Pressure up, u up (less stable)

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2
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Basis of ohase diagram

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Clapeyron equation

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3
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Gibbs phase rule in one system

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F=C-P+2

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4
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Gibss phase rule of binary systems

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F=C-P+1

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5
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F=0 when intensive variables are fixed, called

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Invariant

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6
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States that molar entropies of vaporization of substances are almost the same provided that the interactions in liquid form are not significantly strong

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Troutons rule

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7
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Ideal liquid vapor solutions obey Raoult’s law; no enthalpy change upon mixing

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Non-ideal liquid vapor solutions follow Henry’s rule at dilute solute concentration.

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8
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____ Law relates amount of solvent present in solution with pressure above solution

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Raoult’s Law

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9
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___ Law shows real behavior at dilute concentrations

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Henry’s law

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10
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Represents equilibrium between two phases in phae diagrams

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Tie lines

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11
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First trace of vapor appears in ___ of phase diagram

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Bubble point

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12
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Last trace of liquid disappears in ___ of phase diagram

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Dew point

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13
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Used to determine the relative amounts of liquid and vapor.

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Inverse laver arm rule (ILAR)

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