Chemical potential is particle count derivative of Gibbs energy¶
The chemical potential of the system is the amount of energy the system absorbs or releases due to the introduction of a particle into the system, i.e. when the particle count increases by one.
Links:
- chemical_potential¶
chemical_potentialof the system.- Symbol:
mu- Latex:
\(\mu\)
- Dimension:
energy
- temperature¶
temperatureof the system.- Symbol:
T- Latex:
\(T\)
- Dimension:
temperature
- particle_count¶
particle_countof the system.- Symbol:
N- Latex:
\(N\)
- Dimension:
dimensionless
- gibbs_energy¶
gibbs_energyof the system as a function of its natural variables.- Symbol:
G(T, p, N)- Latex:
\(G{\left(T,p,N \right)}\)
- Dimension:
energy
- law¶
mu = Derivative(G(T, p, N), N)- Latex:
- \[\mu = \frac{\partial}{\partial N} G{\left(T,p,N \right)}\]