The chemical potential for a pure substance is ____________ its partial molal free energy?
Correct answer: A. Equal to
- A. Equal to
- B. Less than
- C. More than
- D. Not related to
Explanation
Chemical potential is the molar Gibbs free energy, and for a pure substance it is also equal to that substance's partial molal Gibbs free energy. Thus, the two quantities are equal in this case.
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