Number of components (C), phase (P) and degrees of freedom (F) are related by Gibbs phase rule as________________?
Correct answer: A. P + F - C = 2
- A. P + F - C = 2
- B. C = P - F + 2
- C. F = C - P - 2
- D. P = F - C - 2
Explanation
Gibbs phase rule is F = C - P + 2. Rearranging gives P + F - C = 2, so option a is the equivalent form.
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