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            another way to express the G i value per mole. However, in an open system we can include the
            change in the moles of a given substance in the change in G i in a partial molal sense using a more
            general formula.

                                    qG               qG              qG
                dG ¼ SdT þ VdP þ              dn 1 þ           dn 2 þ          dn 3 þ
                                    qn 1             qn 2            qn 3
                                        T, P, n i6¼1     T, P, n i6¼2     T, P, n i6¼3
            This shows that the change in G depends on the changing amount of moles of each component.

                                                  qG
                                             P
              Thus, we have dG ¼ SdT þ VdP þ    i          dn i for an open system.
                                                  qn i
                                                      T, P, n j6¼i
              This can have far reaching effects in the analysis of an on-stream process but we will just
            show the implications here and leave further treatment to engineering texts. Recall that
                         A   U   TS ¼ U þ (PV   PV)   TS ¼ H   TS   PV ¼ G   PV

                                             "                              #

                                                                 qG
                                                           X
            Thus                                                          dn i   PdV   VdP
                                                              i
                     dA ¼ dG   PdV   VdP ¼ SdT þ VdP þ
                                                                 qn i
                                                                    T,P,n j6¼i

                                         qG
                                     P
                                                  dn i . Also using H ¼ G þ TS we find that
            Then dA ¼ SdT   PdV þ      i
                                         qn i
                                             T,P,n j6¼i

                                 qG
                             P
                                          dn i and along with the use of U ¼ H   PV we find that
                               i
            dH ¼ TdS þ VdPþ
                                 qn i
                                     T,P,n j6¼i
                                                             "                #

                                 qG                               qG
                            P                                 P
                                          dn i . In each case, the         dn i  terms accom-
            dU ¼ TdS   PdV þ  i                                 i
                                 qn i                             qn i
                                    T,P,n j6¼i                        T,P,n j6¼i
            pany the state variables in an open system. This can be reinterpreted to realize that these terms are
            part of the differentials of each of the state variables. However, the amazing thing is that

                 qG
             i
            m ¼            in each case! We can also write the general case of the total differential in
                 qn i
                     T,P,n j6¼i
            each case for H, U, G and A as follows:

                                      qH                                   qU
                                  X                                   X
                                                dn i                                dn i
                dH ¼ TdS þ VdP þ                    dU ¼ TdS   PdV þ
                                      qn i                                 qn i
                                   i      S, P, n j6¼i                 i       S, V, n j6¼i

                                    qG                                        qA
                               X                                         X
                                             dn i                                       dn i :
            dG ¼ SdT þ VdP þ                      and dA ¼ SdT   PdV þ
                                    qn i                                      qn i
                                i       T, P, n j6¼i                       i      T, V, n j6¼i
                                                                        P
            Comparing the total differentials to the derived equations in terms of  i  m dn i we find that
                                                                            i

                  qG          qA           qH           qU
                                                                 . Now the basic equations for
             i
            m ¼            ¼           ¼            ¼
                  qn i        qn i         qn i         qn i
                      T, P, n j6¼i  T, V, n j6¼i  S, P, n j6¼i  S, V, n j6¼i
            open systems are modified to allow for the change in moles of species involved as
                                                       X
                                                          m dn i ,
                                     dH ¼ TdS þ VdP þ      i
                                                        i
                                                       X
                                                          m dn i ,
                                     dU ¼ TdS   PdV þ      i
                                                        i
                                                         X
                                                            m dn i ,
                                      dG ¼ SdT þ VdP þ       i
                                                          i
                                                         X
                                                            m dn i :
                                      dA ¼ SdT   PdV þ       i
                                                          i
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