Deduce the following differential equations of entropy and enthalpy in a mixture: ∆mS=-nR(XalnXa+XblnXb) ∆mH=0 Make a...

Deduce the following differential equations of entropy and enthalpy in a mixture:

∆_mS=-nR(X_alnX_a+X_blnX_b)

∆_mH=0

Make a graphic representation of these equations.

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equations for entropy and enthalpy can be deduce using gibbs free energy

here instead of a and b for different gases i use 1 and 2

genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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