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4. (1) Write the mathematics expression of Gibbs rules. (2) Using the Gibbs rule to discuss of the freedom F of one component system. (3) Draw and discuss the P-T phase diagram of water system.

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Chapter7: Equilibria In Multiple-component Systems

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Problem 7.4E

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4. (1) Write the mathematics expression of Gibbs rules.
(2) Using the Gibbs rule to discuss of the freedom F of one component system.
(3) Draw and discuss the P-T phase diagram of water system.

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