11. Solving a chemistry problem

11. Solving a chemistry problem

1. Draw a graph of the change in the Gibbs energy of the nucleus of the condensed phase of size and explain. Estimate the critical value of the Gibbs energy and the critical radius of the nucleus if the phase transition temperature is 323 K, the heat of transition is 50 kJ/mol, the molar mass of the substance is 18 g/mol, the density is 950 kg/m3, the supercooling is 1.6 degrees, the surface tension at the interface is 0.065 n/ m.

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