Gibbs Phase Rule

[@manachapandey5406]

nice lecture. never taught this way. Details are nicely explained. Incremental steps taken to reach general equation is commendable. Was looking for one more example in which species undergo reaction.

[@esoto1386]

00:45 What is the video you are refering to, in where you have already discussed the degrees of freedom and number of phases?

[@PhysicalChemistry]

It's the video titled "Thermodynamic Degrees of Freedom": kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZrRnZ2thc9mo9U And here's a tip: whenever I refer to a previous video, click the "i" link that appears at the upper right of the video. That "suggested video" will take you to the one I am talking about.

[@esoto1386]

@@PhysicalChemistry thank you! 🙏

[@koyelsarkar6295]

For co2 and h2o example, You've mentioned that in the vapour phase it'll depend on partial pressure...i get it from the gibbs free energy equation... But for all substances we have this equation: U(i)=U*+ RTlnxi right? So we can define in terms of mole fraction as well i suppose.

[@mortezakhoshbin]

miss you and waiting for the next great lecture🌹🌹🌹

[@PhysicalChemistry]

I'm working on some more.

[@rzaabdullayev6658]

thanks a lot

[@PhysicalChemistry]

you're welcome