PHASE RULE AND COMMON TERMS IN PHASE EQUILIBRIUM Flashcards

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state the phase rule

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F = C – P + 2 where F is the degree of freedom, C is the component and P is the phase

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the phase rule equation was given by __________

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Josiah William Gibbs

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3
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what is a bivariant system?

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It is a system where the degree of freedom is 2.

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what is a monovariant system?

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It is a system where the degree of freedom is 1

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5
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What is a invariant system?

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It is a system where the degree of freedom is 0.

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6
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Maximum of _______ phases can exist in equilibrium.

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three

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7
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define phase.

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It is a part of the system which is physically and chemically homogenized ad separated from rest of the system by a discrete boundary.

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8
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State the rules for determining the number of phases.

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Pure substance present in one state of matter constitutes one phase.
* Same substance present in different states of matter : different
phases.
* A mixture of gases : one phase system.
* A homogeneous solution : one phase system.
* For immiscible liquids, the number of layers :equal to the number of
phases
* For solids, each chemical species is a different phase
Different allotropic
forms of the same substance constitute different phases

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9
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define component

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It is a chemically distinct quantity present in the system

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10
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Define degree of freedom

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It is the minimum number of variables required to describe each compoent in each phase of the system.

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