1. Which statement(s) is/are correct about the excess properties?all of the choicesd.An excess property is the deviation of the property in the mixture from its pure component value.none of the choicesExcess Gibbs energy is directly related to activity coefficients.а.b.Partial molar excess Gibbs energy is directly related to activity coefficients.Excess volume is comparable to the component's molar volume.е.c.f.2. What is the fraction of this mixture that is liquid?1401301T-y1120110mixtureT-X11009080700.20.40.60.81X1, Y12/3d.none of the choicesа.b.3/4е.1/4c.1/33. For the gas-phase reaction:The equilibrium constant is 5 at 1 bar. Three moles of inert are added to the system at constant temperature and pressure. The extent of reaction at equilibriumdoes not changeincreasesа.c.b.decreasesd.none of the choicesTemperature

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1. Which statement(s) is/are correct about the excess properties? a. b. c. all of the choices Partial molar excess Gibbs energy is directly related to activity coefficients. Excess volume is comparable to the component's molar volume.