
Spinodal and Isotherms graph on P-V diagram - Physics Forums
2020年12月14日 · Moreover pressure is ##P = -\frac {\partial F} {\partial V}## so a spinodal line could be seen in PV graph as a line that satisfies ##\frac {\partial P}{\partial V} = 0##. In order to plot this line you need an equation of state ##P = f(T, V)## (for example Van der Waals if you are dealing with a fluid) then you:
Spinodal Decomposition: Exploring Crossover Points & Metastable …
2015年12月15日 · Referring to first figure attached, if we put a system of a certain composition at a T and P corresponding to a point inside the spinodal, will it (with very small fluctuations) just jump to the corresponding binodal compositions at that temperature and pressure? As per this figure, the system...
Question about Van der Waals EoS and Spinodal Line - Physics …
2020年4月6日 · To answer this question one might notice that the spinodal line is the point where ##\frac {\partial P} {\partial V} = 0##, but since ##P = -\frac {\partial F}{\partial V}## (##F## is the Helmholtz's free energy), then ## \frac {\partial^2 F}{\partial V^2} = 0## so, the spinodal point is a point where Helmholtz's free energy reverses its curvature.
Structure of Liquids: Atom Arrangement & Phase Diagrams
2006年3月2日 · Spinodal Decomposition: Exploring Crossover Points & Metastable States. Dec 15, 2015; Replies 0 Views 2K ...
Van der Waals Equation, Virial Expansion - Physics Forums
2014年4月11日 · You're right. It sure looks like they made a slew of algebra mistakes. The first term on the right hand side of 26.41 isn't even dimensionally correct.
Isothermal Settling (aka sedimentation equilibrium) - Physics Forums
2015年11月9日 · Engineering Spinodal and Isotherms graph on P-V diagram. Dec 21, 2020; Replies 8 Views 2K.
Do all the peaks and valleys of f have f'=0 - Physics Forums
2017年4月22日 · I learned in the earlier chapters that peaks and valleys of a fxn have points where f'=0 (i marked them with red x). A few chapters later it said if a fxn has 2 roots, then f'=0 (still the 1st graph). So does that mean if the graph of a fxn is like the 2nd graph, the peaks and valleys are not...
Why doesn't boiling water exceed 100 deg C? - Physics Forums
2014年8月15日 · Liquid water may be superheated to about +240 °C to +280 °C in capillaries or small droplets within high-boiling immiscible solvents (the limit of superheating, also called the spinodal temperature, is about 330 °C ). Degassing water increases its tendency to superheat.