Suppose now that argon is added to the mixture in the previous exercise to bring the composition closer to real air, with mole fractions 0.780. 0.210, and 0.0096, respectively. (a) What is the additional change in molar Gibbs energy and entropy at 298 K? (b) Is the mixing spontaneous?

Suppose now that argon is added to the mixture in the previous exercise to bring the composition closer to real air, with mole fractions 0.780. 0.210, and 0.0096, respectively. (a) What is the additional change in molar Gibbs energy and entropy at 298 K? (b) Is the mixing spontaneous?

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