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Thermodynamics of Chemical Reactions   69

                              Thus,


                                  c
                                                       o
                                 f • f D d  =  K =  exp   − ∆ G                       (2-48)
                                  C
                                                        
                                  a
                                 f • f  b  f       RT 
                                 A   B
                              Replacing f  by φ p  gives
                                              i i
                                         i
                                          c
                                  c
                                 φ • φ d  p • p d
                                  C   D  •  C  D  =  K
                                  a
                                          a
                                 φ • φ b B  p •  p b B  f                                (2-49)
                                          A
                                  A
                              Since p = yP, Equation 2-49 then becomes
                                  c
                                          c
                                 φ • φ d D  •  y •  y d D  =  KP ( ab c d)
                                                       +− −
                                  C
                                          C
                                          a
                                  a
                                              b
                                 φ • φ b B  y • y B  f                                   (2-50)
                                  A
                                          A
                                Fugacities are evaluated at the conditions at which the gases exist
                              in the mixture.
                                                     LIQUID STATE
                                Chemical potentials can be expressed as:
                                      *
                                µ = µ  + RT ln γ x                                       (2-51)
                                 i    i          i i
                              or
                                      *
                                µ = µ  + RT ln a i                                       (2-52)
                                 i
                                      i
                              where x  = mole fraction of component i
                                     i
                                     γ  = activity coefficient of component i
                                     i
                                    a  = activity of component i
                                     i
                                Equation 2-52 gives

                                  c
                                 a • a d D  =  exp    −∆µ *   K
                                                     =
                                  C
                                  a
                                 a • a b        RT      L                              (2-53)
                                  A   B
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