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For an ideal solution containing two liquid components A and B , the Gibbs free energy of mixing is minimum, when the molar ratio of the liquids is

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a and b are true but any dout you won't tell ok

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For an ideal solution containing two liquid components A and B , the Gibbs free energy of mixing is minimum, when the molar ratio of the liquids is 1 : 1

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For an ideal solution containing two liquid components A and B , the Gibbs free energy of mixing is minimum, when the molar ratio of the liquids is ​

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For an ideal solution containing two liquid components A and B , the Gibbs free energy of mixing is minimum, when the molar ratio of the liquids is