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What is the physical reason for the increase of the chemical potential of a pure substance as the pressure is raised?
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$\textnormal{So, we also know from chapter that for one component system or to be more exact, for a pure substance, chemical potential is equal to molar Gibbs energy.}$
$\textnormal{where is a number of moles of that particular substance}$
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