Q2. For a binary mixture of component (1) and (2), if the apparent molar property Hi of component (1) is defined by: M-x,M Where x is mole fraction, M is the molar property of the mixture and M, is the molar property of pure component (2) ( constant) at the solution T& P: a) Derive equation for determination of the partial molar properties M, & M, from the knowledge of u, as function of x, at constant T & P. The equation should include only du ds, b) Obtain expression for the limiting case x,0 and x,=1 the quantities x,.. M,, and

Q2. For a binary mixture of component (1) and (2), if the apparent molar property Hi of component (1) is defined by: M-x,M Where x is mole fraction, M is the molar property of the mixture and M, is the molar property of pure component (2) ( constant) at the solution T& P: a) Derive equation for determination of the partial molar properties M, & M, from the knowledge of u, as function of x, at constant T & P. The equation should include only du ds, b) Obtain expression for the limiting case x,0 and x,=1 the quantities x,.. M,, and

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