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For each application, choose the corresponding chemical potential equation. Used for ideal solutions made from 2 miscible liquids. Used to calculate the chemical potential of a gas in a mixture. 1. HA = µ + RT In a 4 2. HA = µ° + RT ln a 4 Can be used with aA = PA if A is a volatile PA 3. HA = µ + RT In XA %3D component in the solution. Used to derive the equation for AG > >

For each application, choose the corresponding chemical potential equation. Used for ideal solutions made from 2 miscible liquids. Used to calculate the chemical potential of a gas in a mixture. 1. HA = µ + RT In a 4 2. HA = µ° + RT ln a 4 Can be used with aA = PA if A is a volatile PA 3. HA = µ + RT In XA %3D component in the solution. Used to derive the equation for AG > >

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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