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         264 CHARACTERIZATION AND PROPERTIES OF PETROLEUM FRACTIONS
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                                                         Enthalpy, Btu/Ib                    Methane

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                          FIG. 6.12—The P–H diagram for methane. Unit conversion: F = C × 1.8 + 32 psia =
                         14.504 × bar. Taken with permission from Ref. [28].

         of fluid phase equilibrium of petroleum mixtures. Further dis-  components with two phases of α and β. Applying Eq. (6.79)
         cussion regarding phase stability is given in a number of re-  to total Gibbs energy, G , and taking the derivative of G with
                                                                                  t
                                                                                                            t
         cent references [17, 20, 31].                        respect to n i at constant T and P and combing with the Gibbs–
          Derivation of the general formula for equilibrium condi-  Duhem equation (Eq. 6.81) gives the following relation:
         tions in terms of chemical potential and fugacity for multi-
                                                                                    t
         component systems is shown here. Consider a mixture of N  (6.168)       dG =     ˆ μ i dn i
                                                                                        i
                                                              where ˆμ i is the chemical potential defined by Eq. (6.115).
                                                              Combining Eqs. (6.167) and (6.168) for all phases of the sys-
                                                              tem at equilibrium gives

                                                                                 α  α      β  β
                                                              (6.169)         i  ˆ μ dn +  i  ˆ μ dn = 0
                                                                                           i
                                                                                              i
                                                                                    i
                                                                                 i
                Gibbs Energy, G                               Since n i = n + n and n i is constant (closed system without
                                                                             β
                                                                        α
                                                                        i
                                                                            i
                                                                                                 β
                                                              chemical reaction), therefore, dn =−dn , which by substi-
                                                                                          α
                                                                                          i
                                                                                                 i
                                                              tuting into the above equation leads to the following conclu-
                                                              sion:
                                                              (6.170)      ˆ μ = ˆμ β  (at constant T and P)
                                                                            α
                                                                            i   i
                    0                               1.0       This relation must apply to all components when the system
                                Composition, x i
                                                              is in equilibrium. If there are more than two phases (i.e., α, β,
                 FIG. 6.13—A sample variation of Gibbs en-    γ , . . . ) the same approach leads to the following conclusion:
               ergy versus composition for a binary system
                                                                                γ
                                                                           β
                                                                       α
               at constant T and P.                           (6.171)  ˆ μ = ˆμ = ˆμ = ···  for every i at constant T and P
                                                                       i   i    i



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