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The Daltons law of partial pressure can be written as
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When two phases α and β in an alloy are in thermodynamic equilibrium, then
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Consider an ideal solution of component A and B. The entropy of mixing per mole of an alloy containing 50 wt% B, is
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The hydrogen content of steel in equilibrium with hydrogen gas at 1 bar pressure is 28 ppm at some temperature. Hydrogen content in the metal at the same temperature gets reduced at 1 ppm, when the equilibrium PH2 changes to . . . . . . . . bar.
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For an ideal gas, Cp - Cv is
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At 1200°C, the standard Gibbs energy of thermal decomposition of one mole of wustite into Fe and O2 is 168 J.
The corresponding dissociation pressure (in atm.) is
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Uphill diffusion means diffusion from
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Select the correct plot of Gibbs free energy (G) Vs. Temperature (T) for a single component system from the following:
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59
The part of the universe excluding the system is known as
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Reaction between A and B results in an intermediate complex AB* which leads to the final product AB as, A + B ⟶ AB* ⟶ AB. Collision rate theory views the rate as dependent on
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