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Gibbs
phase rule expresses the degrees of freedom, F, of a multiphase system
in terms of the number of phases, P, present, the number of components,
C, and two thermodynamic parameters, normally (p, T). This has the form:
F = C - P + 2. In many cases, the pressure is a constant and the Gibbs phase rule for a constant pressure system is: Fp = C - P +1. |
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