Phase Diagrams | Gibbs Phase Rule (w/ 5 Examples)

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[@omarqatami83]

How is it in example 5 that F=2, but the point is on the equilibrium line?

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[@omarqatami83]

In 12:44 he meant to say phases, not components. The video is amazing thanks :)

[@aygunhuseynzada3015]

Thank you for such a helpful video. But I have a question. For the second diagram, F=2 means we can change T and P independently. If I change P holding T constant, the number of phases will decrease from 2 to 1. Could you explain please why it is so?

[@complex314i]

Is there any special meaning behind this equation being so similar to the equation V-E+F = 2 from 3D geometry relating the vertices, edges, and faces of polyhedra?

[@alshaimaaabdellaif5686]

I have a question regarding the second diagram: So we calculated for the purple point F=2. But if I only change the temperature I would leave the line. Thus, I wonot have 2 phases in equilibria anymore. Unfortunantely I couldn´t find by myself where my mistake is

[@anicacuzic2125]

i'm wondering the same thing

[@andynguyen151]

he miscaled it in component, it should be 1.