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| + | The phase rule relates: | ||
| + | *F: the degrees of freedom of the system | ||
| + | *P: the number of phases that can coexist | ||
| + | *C: the number of components (that make up the phases) | ||
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| + | The Phase Rule States: | ||
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| + | In Reference: | ||
[[The Science of Chocolate: interactive activities on phase transitions, emulsification, and nucleation]] | [[The Science of Chocolate: interactive activities on phase transitions, emulsification, and nucleation]] | ||
Revision as of 02:43, 7 December 2011
Entry by Andrew Capulli
Definition: Phase Rule (Gibbs' Phase Rule)
The phase rule relates:
- F: the degrees of freedom of the system
- P: the number of phases that can coexist
- C: the number of components (that make up the phases)
The Phase Rule States:
References:
[1]
[2]
[3]
In Reference:
