Phase Equilibria And Liquid-Vapor equilibrium Flashcards
Tendency of substance to change. Dependent on temp, pressure, and concentration
Chemical potential (u)
Temp up, u down (more stable)
Pressure up, u up (less stable)
Basis of ohase diagram
Clapeyron equation
Gibbs phase rule in one system
F=C-P+2
Gibss phase rule of binary systems
F=C-P+1
F=0 when intensive variables are fixed, called
Invariant
States that molar entropies of vaporization of substances are almost the same provided that the interactions in liquid form are not significantly strong
Troutons rule
Ideal liquid vapor solutions obey Raoult’s law; no enthalpy change upon mixing
Non-ideal liquid vapor solutions follow Henry’s rule at dilute solute concentration.
____ Law relates amount of solvent present in solution with pressure above solution
Raoult’s Law
___ Law shows real behavior at dilute concentrations
Henry’s law
Represents equilibrium between two phases in phae diagrams
Tie lines
First trace of vapor appears in ___ of phase diagram
Bubble point
Last trace of liquid disappears in ___ of phase diagram
Dew point
Used to determine the relative amounts of liquid and vapor.
Inverse laver arm rule (ILAR)