Gibbs' Rule

Gibbs' Rules are guidelines used in chemistry and thermodynamics to predict how substances, especially gases, behave and interact. One key idea is that when gases mix or change states, their energy, pressure, and temperature follow certain principles to reach equilibrium peacefully, without surprises. These rules help scientists understand and predict the stability and reactions of different substances. Essentially, Gibbs' Rules serve as a framework to ensure that the processes occur smoothly and predictably, based on the principles of energy and entropy, facilitating better control and understanding of chemical systems.