none2noAfter a critical analysis of the literature, the traditional formulation of the phase rule proposed by Gibbs is stated in a different form and is proved rigorously, together with Gibbs' conjecture on the maximum number of coexisting phases. A new statement of Gibbs' phase rule is proved for closed systems. Then, Hatsopoulos-Keenan's formulation of the phase rule is restated and proved, both for open and for closed systems. The whole treatment of the phase rule presented in this paper holds both in the presence and in the absence of chemical reactions. © 1995 Società Italiana di Fisica.noneZanchini E.; Barletta A.Zanchini E.; Barletta A
On the basis of Gibbs ’ concept of critical state, a consecutive consideration of thermal, calorific...
Department of Physics, Allahabad University Received 22 April, 1925 The phase rule and its applica...
For different phases to coexist in equilibrium at constant temperature T and pressure P, the conditi...
After a critical analysis of the literature, the traditional formulation of the phase rule proposed ...
Abstract The Gibbs phase rule relating the number of degrees of freedom f of a system to the number ...
We review various generalizations of the phase rule. The possibility of changing the number of field...
This paper proposes a conceptual path about a theme which lies at the border between physics and che...
One component systems are treated from the point of view of the Gibbs\u27 phase rule
In response to difficulties in understanding the notion of chemical substance at issue in Gibbs’ pha...
The study of chemical equilibria has been prosecuted with considerable activity, and valuable addtio...
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A precise formulation of the Gibbs principle is proposed and the equilibrium equations for systems h...
The second chapter of the Case text on the phase rule, this time dealing with two component systems,...
The Phase Rule and its Application to Problems of Luminescence and Ionisation of Gases
A generalization of the original Gibbs phase rule is proposed in order to study the presence of sing...
On the basis of Gibbs ’ concept of critical state, a consecutive consideration of thermal, calorific...
Department of Physics, Allahabad University Received 22 April, 1925 The phase rule and its applica...
For different phases to coexist in equilibrium at constant temperature T and pressure P, the conditi...
After a critical analysis of the literature, the traditional formulation of the phase rule proposed ...
Abstract The Gibbs phase rule relating the number of degrees of freedom f of a system to the number ...
We review various generalizations of the phase rule. The possibility of changing the number of field...
This paper proposes a conceptual path about a theme which lies at the border between physics and che...
One component systems are treated from the point of view of the Gibbs\u27 phase rule
In response to difficulties in understanding the notion of chemical substance at issue in Gibbs’ pha...
The study of chemical equilibria has been prosecuted with considerable activity, and valuable addtio...
ABSTRACT In recent years the author has advanced a conceptual structure based on the generalization ...
A precise formulation of the Gibbs principle is proposed and the equilibrium equations for systems h...
The second chapter of the Case text on the phase rule, this time dealing with two component systems,...
The Phase Rule and its Application to Problems of Luminescence and Ionisation of Gases
A generalization of the original Gibbs phase rule is proposed in order to study the presence of sing...
On the basis of Gibbs ’ concept of critical state, a consecutive consideration of thermal, calorific...
Department of Physics, Allahabad University Received 22 April, 1925 The phase rule and its applica...
For different phases to coexist in equilibrium at constant temperature T and pressure P, the conditi...