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Several problems of pressure in chemical thermodynamics

Li Li

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This paper systematically discussed several pressure problems while standard Gibss free energy change is used to judge the direction and extent of chemical reaction and the relations between pressure and equilibrium constant and saturated vapor pressure. This discussion is of some help to study chemical thermodynamics.

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This paper systematically discussed several pressure problems while standard Gibss free energy change is used to judge the direction and extent of chemical reaction and the relations between pressure and equilibrium constant and saturated vapor pressure. This discussion is of some help to study chemical thermodynamics.

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This paper systematically discussed several pressure problems while standard Gibss free energy change is used to judge the direction and extent of chemical reaction and the relations between pressure and equilibrium constant and saturated vapor pressure. This discussion is of some help to study chemical thermodynamics.

Key concepts: Thermodynamics, Chemical thermodynamics, Vapor pressure, Constant (computer programming), Chemistry, Non-equilibrium thermodynamics, Physics, Computer science

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