mix A A xa 8. Show that for regular solutions the Gibbs energy of mixing is A G=nRT{x, Inxa +(1-x2) ln(1 – xx)} + nĒRTXA

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mix A A xa 8. Show that for regular solutions the Gibbs energy of mixing is A G=nRT{x, Inxa +(1-x2) ln(1 – xx)} + nĒRTXA

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mix A A xa 8. Show that for regular solutions the Gibbs energy of mixing is A G=nRT{x, Inxa +(1-x2) ln(1 – xx)} + nĒRTXA (1-x2) where XA is the mole fraction of A component and is a dimensionless parameter. Also show that 2u - Uaa - u ६ where Ujj denotes T the intermolecular interaction between molecules i and j. Ex(20.3 АВ AA BB
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