Non-ideal solutions
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What is different between ideal and non-ideal mixing considering the interaction energy?
In a non-ideal mixture WAA ≠ WBB ≠ WAB
How can the total energy of an interaction be calculated?
Where z represents the number of spots directly next to one molecule. The chance that this spot is taken by an other A molecule is calculated with the molar fraction.
The first term is multiplied by a half, since the interaction is between two molecules and the interaction energy is shared.
How can the mixing energy of a binary system be calculated and is Emix an extensive or intensive variable?
Emix is an extensive variable.
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How is the total interaction energy before mixing calculated?
All A have an A as neighbor.
All B have a B as neighbor.
When writing the Gibbs free energy is this, , complete?
Considering, , what term represents the excess Gibbs' free energy?
What can you say about the behavior of the system when ?
What is the critical solution temperature?
So:
Does the chemical potential for non-ideal mixtures depend on the complete composition of the system?
Considering the chemical potential what is the relationship between ?
Which is the same as the Margules model.
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