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The partial molar Gibbs free energy for an ideal gas is given by the expression
The partial molar Gibbs free energy for an ideal gas is given by the expression
Updated On: Mar 18, 2024
- \(\mu_i=\mu_i(T)+RTinx_i\)
- \(\mu_i=\mu^0_i(T)+RTin\;p\)
- \(\mu_i=\mu_i(pure)+RTinx_i\)
- \(\mu_i=\mu_i(pure)+RTinx \;p\)
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The Correct Option is C
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The correct answer is (C) : \(\mu_i=\mu_i(pure)+RTinx_i\)
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