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LECTURE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 3rd EDITION ROBERT G. MORTIMER

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Equilibrium between Phases<br />

An equilibrium two-phase<br />

simple system containing<br />

several substances is depicted<br />

schematically in Figure 5.1.<br />

This system is closed to the<br />

surroundings, but each phaseis<br />

open to the other and both<br />

phases are at the same<br />

temperature and pressure. If<br />

the contribution of the surface<br />

area between the phases is<br />

negligible, the Gibbs energy of<br />

the system is the sum of the<br />

Gibbs energies of the<br />

two phases:<br />

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