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Consider how the molar Gibbs energy changes near the
equilbirum temperature in an environment that is
a constant fixed pressure:
Figure 16-1:
Illustration of the behaviors of the molar Gibbs free energies
for two phases behave as a function of temperature and as
a function of added heat.
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W. Craig Carter
2002-10-15