First proposed by Gilbert Lewis, it was largely overshadowed by his work on electron structure and bonding in atoms.
First proposed by Gilbert Lewis, it was largely overshadowed by his work on electron structure and bonding in atoms. Related logarithmically to the Gibbs free energy divided by the temperature, this quantity is generally used in the place of more difficult to compute chemical potentials when working in non-ideal situations. Name this quantity relating the tendency of a substance to escape from its current phase via some chemical process and equal to the pressure for an ideal gas, symbolized, FTP, by a lowercase f.
First proposed by Gilbert Lewis, it was largely overshadowed by his work on electron structure and bonding in atoms.
fugacity