Lecture

Chemical Potential and Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of chemical potential, its relation to Gibbs energy, and its application to ideal solutions. It explains the properties of solutions, such as colligative properties, vapor pressure lowering, and boiling point elevation. The lecture also delves into the thermodynamics of mixtures, the relationship between chemical potential and reaction quotient, and the spontaneous mixing of ideal gases.

Instructor

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