Quiz Thermo 2

What is an ideal solution?
The one in which ΔH=0, ΔV=0, Δ=0
The one with only 2 components
The one with liquid and vapour phase
What are the two reference states for ideal solutions?
Ideal gas las, Dalton´s law
Henry´s law, Lewis-Randall rule
Antoine, Clapeyron
Peng Robinson, Clausius-Clapeyron
What is the difference between this two reference states?
Lewis-Randall
A-B Intermolecular forces
Deviation from ideality
A-A Intermolecular forces
Henry´s
A-B Intermolecular forces
Deviation from ideality
A-A Intermolecular forces
Fugacity
A-B Intermolecular forces
Deviation from ideality
A-A Intermolecular forces
What is vapour pressure?
The pressure a vapour would ejerce if it was alone in a closed system.
The pressure felt by the vapour in a closed system, created by an external force
 
If you decrease the pressure in your system, the boiling temperature of the substance in the system....
Increases
Decreases
Stays the same
Depends on the substance
What is the difference between Clausius-Clapeyron and Clapyeron equations?
Clausius-Clapyeron can only be used in liquids
Clapeyron equation doesn´t work for sulfur compounds
Clapeyron can be used for any phase change, Claussius-Clapeyron can be used only in liquid-vapour boundary
How is it called the point at which with specific conditions of Pressure and Temperature a substance can be found at the three phases (solid, liquid, vapour)
Critical point.
Boiling point
Triple point
Maximium point
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