October 22, 2001 Reading: Chapter VIII Homework: 8.1, 8.3, 8.5, 8.6, 8.7 Mixing of Ideal Gas Under Various Conditions
October 22, 2001 Reading: Chapter VIII Homework: 8.1, 8.3, 8.5, 8.6, 8.7 Mixing of Ideal Gas Under Various Conditions
October 22, 2001 Reading: Chapter VIII Homework: 8.1, 8.3, 8.5, 8.6, 8.7 Mixing of Ideal Gas Under Various Conditions
nA, T, P
nC, T, P
nB, T, P
nD, T, P
G 'initial = n A G A0 (T ) + n A RT ln P + n B G B0 (T ) + n B RT ln P
+ nC GC0 (T ) + nC RT ln P + n D G D0 (T ) + n D RT ln P
G ' final = n A G A0 (T ) + n A RT ln p A + n B G B0 (T ) + n B RT ln p B
+ nC GC0 (T ) + nC RT ln p C + n D G D0 (T ) + n D RT ln p D
Thus, the change in Gibbs free energy on mixing is
G ' mix = G ' final G ' initial
p
p
p
p
= n A RT ln A + n B RT ln B + nC RT ln C + n D RT ln D
P
P
P
P
= n A RT ln x A + n B RT ln x B + nC RT ln xC + n D RT ln x D
Also,
G ' final G ' initial = n A (G Af G Ai ) + n B (G Bf G Bi ) + nC (GCf GCi ) + n D (G Df G Di )
= G ' mix
(b) Mixing Enthalpy:
0
(G A / T )
ln p A
2 (G A / T )
H A = T
= T
T 2
T
T
T
So, H A = H A0
2
Thus, H Ai = H A0 , and H Af = H A0
H ' initial = n A H A0 + n B H B0 + nC H C0 + n D H D0
And, H ' final = n A H A0 + n B H B0 + nC H C0 + n D H D0
G
S A = A
= S A0 R ln p A
T P ,ni , n j ,...
So,
S Ai = S A0 R ln P
S Af = S A0 R ln p A
S ' initial = n A S A0 + n B S B0 + nC S C0 + n D S D0 R{n A ln P + n B ln P + nC ln P + n D ln P}
pB
= xB ,
P
pC
= xC ,
P
pD
= xD
P
Note that mixing was done at fixed T and P. So, the initial pressures of the individual
gases are identical, and equals to the final total pressure of the gas mixture.
nA, T, PA
nC, T, PC
nB, T, PB
nD, T, PD
G 'initial = n A G A0 + n A RT ln PA + n B G B0 + n B RT ln PB
+ nC GC0 + nC RT ln PC + n D G D0 + n D RT ln PD
G ' final = n A G A0 + n A RT ln p A + n B G B0 + n B RT ln p B
+ nC GC0 + nC RT ln p C + n D G D0 + n D RT ln p D
Where p A = x A P,
p B = x B P,
p C = x C P,
pD = xD P
ni
P
i
p
p
p
p
= n A RT ln A + n B RT ln B + nC RT ln C + n D RT ln D
PD
PB
PA
PC
Where
nA
nA
P =
n A n B nC n D
n A + n B + nC + n D
+
+
+
PA PB PC PD
Similar equations for p B , p C , p D
pA = xAP =
(b) Enthalpy:
(G ' mix / T )
H ' mix = T 2
T
P ,comp
p
d pA
+ ln B
ln
dT PA
PB
I.e. the enthalpy of mixing is zero.
= RT 2
p
p
+ ln C + ln D
PD
PC
= 0
(c) Entropy:
(G ' mix )
S ' mix =
P ,comp
p
p
p
= R n A ln A + n B ln B + nC ln C
PB
PA
PC
+ n D ln D
PD
Note that the entropy of mixing is no longer simply related to terms like R ni ln xi .
i
The above also includes thermal entropy (Discuss problem 4.1 in the context of the above
equation).
S ' mix S ' mix + R ni ln P R ni ln P
i
= R ni ln p i + R ni ln Pi + R ni ln P R ni ln P
i
P
= R ni ln xi R ni ln
P
i
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n A , T A , PA
nC, TC, PC
n B , T B , PB
nD, TD, PD
G ' final = n A G A0 (T ) + n A RT ln p A + n B G B0 (T ) + n B RT ln p B
+ nC GC0 (T ) + nC RT ln p C + n D G D0 (T ) + n D RT ln p D
Mixing at fixed volume and under adiabatic condition,
w = 0, q = 0, U = q w = 0
(G 'initial / T )
H ' initial = T 2
= n A H A0 (T A ) + n B H B0 (TB ) + nC H C0 (TC ) + n D H D0 (TD )
T
G
(
'
final / T )
H ' final = T 2
= n A H A0 (T ) + n B H B0 (T ) + nC H C0 (T ) + n D H D0 (T )
T
Now, H A0 (T A ) H A0 (T ) , etc. But heat lost by one gas is heat gained by the other. Thus,
the net H must be zero. We could have carried out the process by first allowing heat
transfer to occur and then allowing the gases to mix. In such a case, change in state
functions remains the same.
Lets consider the heat transfer between two gases before mixing:
n A,
P A,
T A,
VA
n B,
P B,
T B,
VB
n A,
PA,
T,
VA
n B,
PB,
T,
VB
n A RT A
n RT
, PB = B B
VA
VB
n RT
n RT
Final: P' A = A
, P' B = B
VA
VB
Initial: PA =
H A = U Af + P ' A V A U Ai PAV A
H B = U Bf + P ' B V B U Bi PBV B
n RT n A RT A
= n A (C v + R)(T T A )
H A = n A C v (T T A ) + V A A
V A
VA
Similarly,
H B = n B (C v + R )(T TB )
H A + H B = n A (C v + R )(T T A ) + n B (C v + R )(T TB )
= (C v + R ){n A (T T A ) + n B (T TB )}
But,
C v {n A (T T A ) + n B (T TB )} = U = 0
So, H A + H B = 0
Now, in the second step H (mixing ) = 0 . Thus, H ' mix is again zero for mixing at fixed
V and adiabatic conditions. Also, we can obtain
G ' final
G ' initial
T
T
This will be different from either the first case (fixed P and T) or the second case (mixing
at fixed V and T).
S ' mix = S ' final S ' initial =