What is Chemical Potential? (Multi-Component Systems)

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Explains chemical potential for a multi-component system and discusses movement between phases and chemical reactions. Made by faculty at the University of Colorado Boulder Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering. Check out our Separations/Mass Transfer playlist: • Separations/Mass Transfer
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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:04 🧪 Chemical potential guides mass transfer from high to low potential. 00:34 🥼 Adding ether creates a two-phase system with water on bottom and ether on top. 01:01 🌊 Iodine moves against concentration gradient from water to ether until potentials equalize. 01:30 ⚖️ Equilibrium defined by equal chemical potentials in different phases. 02:00 📊 Chemical potential equation depends on activity and activity coefficient in liquid phase. 02:30 ⚛️ In gas phase, use fugacity with standard state as pure component ideal gas at 1 bar. 02:55 📝 Chemical potential defined by partial derivative of total Gibbs free energy. 03:21 📚 Chemical potential set as zero for stable form of the element. 03:46 ⚖️ Negative chemical potentials imply compounds have lower potential than pure elements. 04:12 🔄 Reactions proceed towards lower chemical potential for equilibrium. 04:38 ⚡️ Driving force for reactions is determined by chemical potential.

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