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doubleB
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Hi to everyone at the forum.
I've attached the question in word format so you can see it properly but
it is basically this:
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The Gibb's Free Energy is:
G(T, P, N) = U - TS + PV
Where N is the number of particles. (Only one type of particle is present).
Explain why the N-dependence of G is given by:
G(T, P, N) = Ng(T, P)
Where g(T, P) is independent of N.
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So far the only thing I can think is that the number of particles, N, is not dependent on anything else and can be factored out. But to be honest I don't understand the question very well and can see how my answer (if it is an answer) is rather flimsy.
Thank you for any help you can give,
Ben
I've attached the question in word format so you can see it properly but
it is basically this:
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The Gibb's Free Energy is:
G(T, P, N) = U - TS + PV
Where N is the number of particles. (Only one type of particle is present).
Explain why the N-dependence of G is given by:
G(T, P, N) = Ng(T, P)
Where g(T, P) is independent of N.
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So far the only thing I can think is that the number of particles, N, is not dependent on anything else and can be factored out. But to be honest I don't understand the question very well and can see how my answer (if it is an answer) is rather flimsy.
Thank you for any help you can give,
Ben