Hubungan sifat fundamental untuk sistem fluida fase tunggal dengan komposisi
konstan maupun sebagai variabel:
d ( nG ) = ( nV ) dP − ( nS ) dT + ∑ µ i dni
i
∂G ∂G
V = S = −
∂P T , x ∂T P,x
Sifat larutan, M
Energi Gibbs dinyatakan sbg fungsi
Sifat parsial, M i dari variabel-variabel kanonis
nM = ( nM )α + (nM ) β
d ( nG ) = ( nV ) dP − ( nS ) dT + ∑ µ iα dniα + ∑ µ iβ dniβ
i i
Neraca massa:
Multi fase pada T dan P yg sama adalah dniα = − dniβ
dalam kesetimbangan jika potensial
kimia setiap spesies pada semua fase
sama.
µ iα = µ iβ
Sifat Parsial (Partial properties)
• Definisi sifat molar parsial (partial molar property)
spesies i :
∂ ( nM )
Mi ≡
∂ni P ,T ,n j
arti : perubahan besaran M terhadap perubahan ni (jml mol i) jika
P, T dan nj (jml mol spesies lain) tetap
– Potensial kimia adalah Energi Gibbs molar parsial: µ ≡ G
i i
– Untuk sifat termodinamika M:
nM = M ( P, T , n1 , n2 ,..., ni ,...)
∂M ∂M
d ( nM ) = n dP + n dT + ∑ M i dni
∂P T , n ∂T P , n i
∂M ∂M
d ( nM ) = n dP + n dT + ∑ M i dni
∂P T , n ∂T P ,n i
∂M ∂M
ndM + Mdn = n dP + n dT + ∑ M i ( xi dn + ndxi )
∂P T , n ∂T P , n i
∂M ∂M
dM −
∂P T ,n
dP −
∂T P , n
dT − ∑
i
M i dx i
n +
M − ∑
i
xi M i dn = 0
∂M ∂M M − ∑ xi M i = 0
dM − dP − dT − ∑ M i dxi = 0 dan
∂P T ,n ∂T P ,n i
i
dM = ∑ xi dM i + ∑ M i dxi
i i
nM − ∑ ni M i = 0
i
∂M ∂M
dT − ∑ xi dM i = 0
Perhitungan sifat-sifat
dP +
∂P T ,n ∂T P ,n i
campuran dari sifat-
sifat parsialnya
Persamaan Gibbs/Duhem
Sifat Parsial pada Larutan Biner
• Untuk sistem biner
M = x1M 1 + x2 M 2
H = 400 x1 + 600 x2 + x1 x2 ( 40 x1 + 20 x2 )
x1 + x2 = 1
x1 + x2 = 1
H = 600 − 180 x1 − 20 x 3
1 H 1 = 420 − 60 x12 + 40 x13 H 2 = 600 + 40 x13
dH
H 1 = H + x2
dx1
x1 = 0 x1 = 1
∞ J ∞ J
H 1 = 420 H 2 = 640
mol mol
Hubungan antar Sifat Parsial
d ( nG ) = ( nV ) dP − ( nS ) dT + ∑ Gi dni
i
• Relasi Maxwell :
∂V ∂S ∂Gi ∂ ( nS ) ∂Gi ∂ ( nV )
= − = − = −
∂T P ,n ∂P T , n ∂T P ,n ∂ ni P ,T , n j ∂P T ,n ∂ ni P ,T , n j
∂Gi ∂Gi
= − S i = −Vi
∂T P ,x ∂P T ,x
dGi = Vi dP − S i dT
H = U + PV H i = U i + PVi
Campuran Gas Ideal
• Teorema Gibbs’s
– Sifat molar parsial spesies (kecuali volume) dalam
camp. gas ideal SAMA DENGAN sifat molarnya sbg
gas ideal murni pada suhu campuran tetapi pada
tekanan yg sama dengan tekanan parsialnya dalam
campuran.
M iig ≠ Vi ig M (T , P ) = M (T , pi )
i
ig
i
ig
Untuk yg tidak tergantung tekanan, mis.
H (T , P ) = H (T , pi ) = H (T , P )
ig ig ig H ig = ∑ yi H iig U ig = ∑ yiU iig
i i i i i
H iig (T , P ) = H iig (T , P )
Gi ig = H iig − TS iig Gi ig = H iig − TS iig + RT ln yi
S iig (T , P ) − S iig (T , P ) = R ln yi
µ iig ≡ Gi ig = Giig + RT ln yi
or
G = ∑ yi Γi (T ) + RT ∑ yi ln yi P
ig
µ iig = Γi (T ) + RT ln yi P Giig = Γi (T ) + RT ln P
i i
S ig = ∑ yi S iig − R ∑ yi ln yi
i i
1
S − ∑ yi S = − R ∑ yi ln yi = R ∑ yi ln = ∆S
ig
i
ig
>0
i i i yi
P dP
ln φi = ∫ ( Z i − 1) (const . T )
0 P
Kesetimbangan Uap-Cair (VLE)
untuk Spesies Murni
• Uap Jenuh: Giv = Γi (T ) + RT ln f i v
fi v
G − G = RT ln l
i
v
i
l
fi
VLE
fiv
G − G = RT ln l = 0
i
v
i
l
fi
fi 1 P
ln
fi sat
=
RT ∫ Pi sat
Vi dP
fi Vi l ( P − Pi sat ) Vi l ( P − Pi sat )
ln = f i = φ Pi
sat sat
exp
f i sat RT fi sat
= φ Pi sat sat
i
RT
i
For H2O at a temperature of 300°C and for pressures up to 10,000 kPa (100 bar)
calculate values of fi and φi from data in the steam tables and plot them vs. P.
For a state at P: Gi = Γi (T ) + RT ln f i
For a low pressure reference state: Gi* = Γi (T ) + RT ln f i *
fi 1 H i − H i* *
fi
=
1
− *
ln * = − ( Si − Si ) ln *
(Gi Gi )
fi RT
fi R T Gi = H i − TS i
Fig 11.3
Fugasitas dan Koefisien Fugasitas:
spesies dalam larutan
• Untuk spesies i dalam campuran gas nyata atau dalam
larutan cair:
µ i ≡ Γi (T ) + RT ln fˆi
Gi R = Gi − Gi ig
µ i ≡ Γi (T ) + RT ln fˆi
µ iig = Γi (T ) + RT ln yi P
fˆi
µi − µ = RT ln
ig
i
yi P
∂ (nG )
µi ≡ = Gi
∂ni P ,T ,nj
Untuk gas ideal,
Gi R = 0 Gi R = RT ln φˆi ˆ fˆi
φi ≡
ˆ yi P
f
φˆi = i = 1 fˆi = yi P Koefisen fugasitas spesies i
yi P
dalam larutan
Fundamental residual-property relation
nG 1 nG
d = d ( nG ) − 2
dT
RT RT RT
d ( nG ) = ( nV ) dP − ( nS ) dT + ∑ µ i dni
i
G = H − TS
nG nV nH Gi nG
d =
RT RT
dP −
RT 2
dT + ∑
i RT
dni
RT
= f ( P, T , ni )
nG R nV R nH R Gi
R
nG R nV R nH R
d = dP − 2
dT + ∑ dni or d = dP − 2
dT + ∑ ln φˆi dni
RT RT RT i RT RT RT RT i
nG R nV R nH R Gi
R
nG R nV R nH R
d = dP − 2
dT + ∑ dni d = dP − 2
dT + ∑ ln φˆi dni
RT RT RT i RT RT RT RT i
Fix T and P: ∂ ( nG R / RT )
ln φi =
ˆ
∂ni P ,T ,n j
Develop a general equation for calculation of ln φˆi values form compressibility-
factor data.
∂ ( nG R / RT )
ln φi =
ˆ
∂ni P ,T ,n j
nG R P dP
= ∫ ( nZ − n)
RT 0 P
P ∂ ( nZ − n ) dP
ln φi = ∫
ˆ
0
∂ni P ,T , n j P
∂n ∂ ( nZ )
=1 = Zi
∂ni ∂ni
P dP
ln φi = ∫ ( Z i − 1)
ˆ
0 P Integration at constant temperature and composition
Fugacity coefficient from the virial
E.O.S
• The virial equation: BP
Z = 1+
RT
B = ∑∑ yi y j Bij
– the mixture second virial coefficient B: i j
1 P ∂ ( nB ) P ∂ ( nB )
ln φˆ1 = ∫ dP =
RT 0
∂ n1 T , n2 RT ∂ n1 T , n2
1 P ∂ ( nB ) P ∂ ( nB )
ln φˆ1 = ∫ dP =
RT 0
∂ n1 T , n2 RT ∂ n1 T , n2
ln φˆ1 =
P
RT
(
B11 + y22δ12 ) Similarly: ln φˆ
2 =
P
RT
B22 + y(
1 δ 12
2
)
For multicomponent gas mixture, the general form:
P 1
ln φk =
ˆ
Bkk + ∑∑ yi y j ( 2δ ik − δ ij )
RT 2 i j
where δ ≡ 2 B − B − B
ik ik ii kk
Determine the fugacity coefficients for nitrogen and methane in N2(1)/CH4(2) mixture
at 200K and 30 bar if the mixture contains 40 mol-% N2.
3
δ12 ≡ 2 B12 − B11 − B22 = 2( −59.8) + 35.2 + 105.0 = 20.6 cm mol
ln φˆ1 =
P
RT
( )
B11 + y 22δ12 =
30
(83.14)(200)
[ ]
− 35.2 + (0.6) 2 ( 20.6) = −0.0501
φˆ1 = 0.9511
ln φˆ2 =
P
RT
( )
B22 + y12δ12 =
30
(83.14)(200)
[ ]
− 105.0 + (0.4) 2 (20.6) = −0.1835
φˆ2 = 0.8324
Generalized correlations for the
fugacity coefficient
Pr 0
Z −1 = ( B + ωB 1 )
Pr dPr Tr Pr 0
ln φi = ∫ ( Z i − 1) (const . Tr ) ln φ = ( B + ωB1 )
0 Pr Tr
Z = Z 0 + ωZ 1
Pr dP Pr dP
φ = PHIB (TR , PR , OMEGA )
ln φ = ∫ ( Z 0 − 1) r + ω ∫ Z 1 r (const . Tr ) For pure gas
0 Pr 0 Pr
or
ln φ = ln φ 0 + ω ln φ 1 with
Pr dPr Pr dP
ln φ ≡ ∫
0
( Z − 1)
0
ln φ ≡ ∫ Z 1 r For pure gas
1
0 Pr 0 Pr
Tr = 1.127
P 1
ln φk =
ˆ
Bkk + ∑∑ yi y j ( 2δ ik − δ ij )
RT 2 i j
Empirical interaction parameter
RTcij ωi + ω j
Bij = ( B 0 + ωij B1 ) ωij =
Pcij 2 Tcij = (TciTcj ) (1 − kij )
Z cij RTcij Z ci + Z cj Vci1/ 3 + Vcj1/ 3
3
Prausnitz et al. 1986 Pcij = Z cij = Vcij =
Vcij 2 2
Estimate φˆ1 and φˆ2 for an equimolar mixture of methyl ethyl ketone (1) /
toluene (2) at 50°C and 25 kPa. Set all kij = 0.
ωi + ω j Z ci + Z cj Z cij RTcij 1/ 3
+
3
1/ 3
ωij = Z cij = Pcij = Vcij =
Vci Vcj
2 2 Vcij 2
RTcij Tcij = (TciTcj ) (1 − kij ) δ 12 ≡ 2 B12 − B11 − B22
Bij = ( B 0 + ωij B1 )
Pcij
ln φˆ1 =
P
RT
( )
B11 + y 22δ12 = −0.0128 φˆ1 = 0.987
ln φˆ2 =
P
RT
(
B22 + y12δ12 = −0.0172) φˆ2 = 0.983
The ideal solution
• Serves as a standard to be compared:
M id = ∑ xi M iid
Gi = Gi + RT ln xi
id
i
G id = ∑ xi Gi + RT ∑ xi ln xi
i i
cf. Gi = Gi + RT ln yi
ig ig
∂Gi id ∂G id
= ∑ xi S i − R ∑ xi ln xi
S id
= − = − i − R ln xi S id
= S i − R ln xi S
∂T ∂T
i i
P,x P i i
∂Gi id ∂G id
= ∑ xiVi
Vi id = − = − i Vi id
= Vi V
∂P T , x ∂P T i
H id
= Gi + TS
id id
= Gi + RT ln xi + TS i − RT ln xi H id
= Hi H id
= ∑ xi H i
i i i
i
The Lewis/Randall Rule
• For a special case of species i in an ideal solution:
µ i ≡ Γi (T ) + RT ln fˆi µ iid = Gi id = Γi (T ) + RT ln fˆi id
Gi id = Gi + RT ln xi
Gi ≡ Γi (T ) + RT ln f i
φˆiid = φi
The fugacity coefficient of species i in an ideal solution is
equal to the fugacity coefficient of pure species i in the same
physical state as the solution and at the same T and P.
Excess properties
• The mathematical formalism of excess properties
is analogous to that of the residual properties:
M E ≡ M − M id
– where M represents the molar (or unit-mass) value of
any extensive thermodynamic property (e.g., V, U, H, S,
G, etc.)
– Similarly, we have:
nG E nV E nH E Gi
E
d = dP − 2
dT + ∑ dni
RT RT RT i RT
H E = G E + TS E = aT + c
fˆi
Gi = RT ln
E
xi f i
fˆi The activity coefficient of species i in solution.
γi ≡ A factor introduced into Raoult’s law to
xi f i
account for liquid-phase non-idealities.
Gi E = RT ln γ i For ideal solution, G E = 0, γ = 1
i i
c.f. Gi R = RT ln φˆi
nG E nV E nH E Gi
E
d = dP − 2
dT + ∑ dni
RT RT RT i RT
nG E nV E nH E
d = dP − 2
dT + ∑ ln γ i dni
RT RT RT i
V E ∂ (G E / RT )
=
RT ∂P T , x
Experimental accessible values:
H E
∂ (G / RT )
E
= −T activity coefficients from VLE data,
RT ∂T P, x VE and HE values come from mixing experiments.
∂ ( nG E / RT )
ln γ i =
∂ni P ,T ,n j
GE
= ∑ xi ln γ i
RT i Important application in phase-equilibrium
∑ x d ln γ
i
i i = 0 (const . T , P ) thermodynamics.
The nature of excess properties
• GE: through reduction of VLE data
• HE: from mixing experiment
• SE = (HE - GE) / T
• Fig 11.4