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Michelle Monroe - Transformation Tuesday

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[materialsscienceandengineering]

Gibbs Phase Rule

The Gibbs phase rule, also known simply as the phase rule, is a simple equation that relates the number of phases in a system (P), the number of components in a system (C), and the degrees of freedom at the chosen point on the phase diagram (F). (Degrees of freedom can be stated to be "the number of variables [...] that can be changed independently without changing the phases of the system".)

The equation is typically seen as P + F = C + 2 and can be solved for any of the three variables based on the unknowns. Often, when used in conjunction with phase diagrams, F is the variable solved for.

In the example above, in the liquid region of the iron-carbon diagram, any point in this region has three degrees of freedom - because there are two components (iron and carbon) and one phase (liquid), so F = 2 + 2 - 1. However, when dealing with binary phase diagrams, it is often assumed that the pressure is constant, reducing the Gibbs phase rule to P + F = C + 1 and leaving us with only two degrees of freedom in this scenario (temperature and composition can both be changed, and we'd still have a single phase liquid).

Sources/Further Reading: (Image source - CAU Kiel) (Western University Canada) (Carleton College) (Wikipedia)

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