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August 09, 2005, 11:00:11 AM »
Pls, I need the explanation of the physical property,called fugacity.
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think fugacity as a pseudo pressure.
isothermal change for a perfect gas: dg = v dp = RT (dp/p)
the Gibbs free energy of a real gas is therefore: dg = v dp = RT (df/f) where f is fugacity
notice that p is replaced with f in the real gas function.
fugacity is a measure of deviation of real gas from the ideal gas model.
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August 09, 2005, 03:14:19 PM »
Basically, its how much the data needs to be "fudged" in order replicate theory.
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Fugacity has the dimension of a pressure.
the ratio of the fugacity to the pressure is the fugacity coefficient.
It gives a measure of "how much" a gas deviates from an ideal gas.
For an ideal gas, fugacity and pressure are identical
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