Chemical Potential and Phase Equilibrium

When two phases are in equilibrium with one another, the chemical potential of each component must be equal in the two phases.

[bryancruz]

Great explanation, sir! It was brief and clear. Thank you 😁

[abrarhasnai]

Thank you very much for this helpful and clear video 💕

[captainamericawhyso]

When some moles of compound A of phase β move down to phase α why doesn't the pressure and temperature of each phase change?

[ishaan]

Sir I have a doubt: If component A is in equilibrium across 2 phases then shouldn't the no. of moles of A in both phases remain constant and dn(A)=0?

[rohinbardhan]

Hi, at around 8:06, why is dP = 0? Because from PV = nRT, dn might provoke a change in P.