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  • Dept.of Materials Science and Engineering (English)
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  • Materials Thermodynamics II
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  • Analyse equilibrium conditions between solid-liquid, liquid gasand solid gas phases in one-component systems.
  • EN: Calculate equilibrium conditions between solid phase-liquid phase by employing Clapeyron equation.
  • EN: Calculate equilibrium conditions between condensed phase-gas phase by employing Clausius-Clapeyron equation.
  • Explain the basic definitions and terms of solution thermodynamics.
  • EN: Define the chemical potential.
  • EN: Define activity.
  • Distinguishes partial and integral properties.
  • EN: Define the basic solution types.
  • Apply Raoult's and Henry's laws, and regular solution rules to open systems.
  • EN: Apply basic integral and differential rules to solution thermodynamics problems.
  • EN: Apply partial differential rules to solution thermodynamics problems.
  • EN: Express formation of a solution from its pure components.
  • EN: Calculate changes in volume, enthalpy,entropy and Gibbs free energy formation of Raoltian solutions.
  • EN: Apply Henry's law to dilute solutions.
  • Analyses regular solution behavior by introducing excess properties.
  • Analyse the relationship between Gibbs free energy, thermodynamic activity and phase diagrams.
  • EN: Derive equations expressing equilibirium conditions in solutions.
  • EN: Derive criteria for phase stability in reglar solutions.
  • Draws equations expressing change in Gibbs free energy of mixing of liquid and solid solutions as a function of composition, and plot diagram showing these variations for a given standard state .
  • Draws equations expressing change inactivity of components as a function of composition, and plot diagram showing these variations for a given standard state.
  • Draws a schema which shows the variation of both Gibbs free energy of mixing and activity as a function of composition for a given temperature and binary phase diagram, .
  • Derives simple binary phase diagrams using given thermodynamic data in systems showing Raoultian behaviour,

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