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Chemical fugacity
(
f
)
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An effective
gas
pressure
defined by
μ
=
μ
∘
+
RT
ln
(
f
/
p
∘
)
in
a
specified
standard-state
convention. It approaches the
gas
pressure
at low
density
and differs from the dimensionless
fugacity
.
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Fugacity coefficient
Chemical fugacity
Fugacity coefficient
(
ϕ
=
f
/
P
)
0
0
0
Chemical fugacity
The dimensionless
ratio
of
a
gas
species'
chemical fugacity
to its
pressure
in the pure-
fluid
convention. Its
thermodynamic activity
relative to
a
gas
reference
pressure
P
∘
is
ϕP
/
P
∘
. For
mixtures
the
pressure
denominator
uses
the
species
' partial
pressure
. The
ideal-gas
limit has
ϕ
=
1
.
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