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Chemical Thermodynamics D G Chemical potential At equilibrium chemical potentials are equivalent. Chemical Thermodynamics CEM 484 2 Clapeyron Equation Liquid-gas equilibrium Applies to all three equilibrium lines in phase


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Chemical Thermodynamics

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DG

Chemical potential

At equilibrium chemical potentials are equivalent.

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 2

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Clapeyron Equation

Liquid-gas equilibrium

Applies to all three equilibrium lines in phase diagram.

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 3

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Example liquid-solid

Given that rCO2

l = 0.78 g/mL and rCO2 s = 1.53 g/mL.

What is the temperature of the solid – liquid equilibrium at 100 bar pressures. DfusH = 8.33kJ/mol

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 4

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Example liquid-solid

Given that rCO2

l = 0.78 g/mL and rCO2 s = 1.53 g/mL.

What is the temperature of the solid – liquid equilibrium at 100 bar pressures. DfusH = 8.33kJ/mol.

Solid-liquid equilibrium line is nearly vertical

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 5

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Example solid-gas

For the solid-gas equilibrium at 1 bar what is the temperature of dry ice in equilibrium with its vapor.

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 6

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Example solid-gas

For the solid-gas equilibrium at 1 bar what is the temperature of dry ice in equilibrium with its vapor.

Results in Clausius Clapeyron equation

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 7

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Example liquid-gas

For the liquid-gas the same assumptions can be made.

If the triple point is known, DvapH, DfusH, rs, and rl the phase diagram can be calculated

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 8

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The vapor pressure (in Pa) for solid and liquid UF6 are given by:

What is the pressure of the triple point (units of kPa)?

A – P < 0

B – P = between 0 and 45

C – P = between 45 and 95

D – P = between 95 and 145

E – P > 145

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 9

T P T P

l s

/ 9 . 3479 254 . 22 ln / 5 . 5893 411 . 29 ln    

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Chemical potential

Calculate chemical potential at other T and P.

CEM 484 Chemical Thermodynamics 10