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June 14, 2019, 22:56	How to calculate the residual part of the Gibbs free energy?	#1
Saeef New Member Zhiyuan Liu Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: China Posts: 26 Rep Power: 7	Hi, I want to obtain the critical radius of non-equilibirum condensation with my own expression in the CFD-Post. R_cri=2*Tension/Density_liq/dG dG is the residual part of the Gibbs free energy bettween actual state and saturated state at a constant vapor temperature. dG=G(p,T_vap)-G_sat(p_sat,Tvap) How to calculated the dG ?

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