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Given the one parameter Margules equation, eq 4.28, obtain eq 4.29 partial molar

ID: 556932 • Letter: G

Question

Given the one parameter Margules equation, eq 4.28, obtain eq 4.29

partial molar excess free volume, G, as 4.27) on Jr.pn, The one-parameter Margules equation for a binary mixture (4.28) is suitable when components of the liquid mixture are similar in size and chemical nature. Equation (4.28) is sometimes also called the two-suffix equation because it is quadratic in composition. It follows that (see Problem 4-2) (4.29) and (4.30) The two-parameter or three-suffix Margules equation for GE and the are given as corresponding expression for ri and (4.31)

Explanation / Answer

GE= Ax1x2, since x1= n1/(n1+n2), where n1= no of moles of 1st species, n2=no of moles of species -2

x2=n2/(n1+n2)

GE= A*n1n2/(n1+n2)2,

nGE= An1n2*(n1+n2)/(n1+n2)2= An1n2/(n1+n2)

differentitaing the equstion with respect to n1

d/dn1(nGE)= An2[ n1+n2-n1)/(n1+n2)2= A{(n2/(n1+n2)}2= Ax22

RT lnY1= Ax22

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