...pp. 8-18) will assist in gaining some of the general ideas involved in this subject: A heterogenous system is made up of different portions, each in itself homogeneous, but marked off in space and separafed from the other portions by bounding surfaces. These homogeneous, physically distinct and...

...between the number of what are called the phases and the components of the system." * Phases.^ — " A heterogeneous system is made up of different portions,...homogeneous, but marked off in space and separated from the otber portions by bounding surfaces. These homogeneous, physically distinct and mechanically separable...

...Ostwald, Lehrbuch, II. 2. I11. 4 The action of gravity and other forces being excluded (see p. 5). up of different portions, each in itself homogeneous,...mechanically separable portions are called phases. Thus ice, water, and vapour, are three phases of the same chemical substance — water. A phase, however,...

...between the number of what are called the phases and the components of the system." * Phases.^ — " A heterogeneous system is made up of different portions,...mechanically separable portions are called phases." Components.^ — " As the components of a system there are to be chosen the smallest number of independently...

...meant by the terms phase, component, and degrees of freedom. Findlay (Ie) defines them thus : — " A heterogeneous system is made up of different portions,...in space, and separated from the other portions by boundary surfaces. These homogeneous, physically distinct and mechanically separable portions are called...

...pp. 8-18) will assist in gaining some of the general ideas involved in this subject: A heterogenous system is made up of different portions, each in itself...mechanically separable portions are called phases. Thus ice, water, and vapor, are three phases of the same chemical substance — water. A phase, however,...

...pp. 8-18) will assist in gaining some of the general ideas involved in this subject: A heterogenous system is made up of different portions, each in itself...distinct and mechanically separable portions are called pliases. Thus ice, water, and vapor, are three phases of the same chemical substance — water. A phase,...

...first consider what exactly is meant by the terms phase and component. We have already seen (p. 4) that a heterogeneous system is made up of different portions,...mechanically separable portions are called phases. Thus ice, water, and vapour, "are "TKfee "phases of the same chemical substance — water. A phase,...

...introduced. Wilhelm ( )stwald ' and Findlay 8 consider phases to be different portions of a system, each in itself homogeneous, but marked off in space...separated from the other portions by bounding surfaces. It is significant that both authors felt the need of adding the last phrase, to which Findlay joins...

...chemically homogeneous substances in 110, but a somewhat more descriptive definition may now be quoted: A heterogeneous system is made up of different portions,...homogeneous but marked off in space, and separated from each other by boundary surfaces. These homogeneous, physically distinct, and mechanically separable...