G^ex = Ax1x₂
a. Demonstrate that this excess Gibbs model results in the one-constant Margules
activity coefficient model (RT In Y₁ = Ax2 and RT ln y₂ = Ax²)
b.
For A = 3.6 RT, what is the composition of phases I and II? (note: a trivial solution
of x= x exists that is not useful)
c.
If a 1 mole of a 60:40 mixture of 1 and 2 is destabilized and phase separates, how
much of phase I and phase II forms (in moles)? Note which component is "rich" in
each phase.
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