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Calculate the volume free energy associated with homogenous nucleation of sphere if the radius of the sphere is given as 5m and the ΔGv is given as (3/п) kJ/m3Kmol?

Calculate the volume free energy associated with homogenous nucleation of sphere if the radius of the sphere is given as 5m and the ΔGv is given as (3/п) kJ/m3Kmol? Correct Answer 500 kJ/Kmol

Here when it comes to the interface term is directly proportional to r2 and the volume free energy is directly proportional to r3 here in order to calculate the volume free energy we require the value of r and ΔGv and the related equation is given as 4пr3ΔGv.

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