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The Gibbs phase rule is stated as

  • A.\( F = C - P + 2 \)
  • B.\( F = P - C + 2 \)
  • C.\( F = C + P - 2 \)
  • D.\( F = C + P + 2 \)

Answer: A

Correct answer: \( F = C - P + 2 \)

Degrees of freedom equal components minus phases plus two, the two being temperature and pressure. Every consequence in the subject follows from it: since \( F \) cannot be negative, \( P \le C + 2 \), which is why a one-component system can have at most three phases in equilibrium and no more.

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