Mathematically prove that the maximum entropy of mixing of two gases A and B is achieved at Xa:Xb = 1:1 molar fraction ratio.
Delta Gmix= - Delta Smix / T
Where G mix = Gibb's free energy of mixing
S mix = Entropy of mixing
Entropy of mixing is maximum when Gibb's free energy of mixing is minimum or decrease is maximum.
So with this concept in mind I have shown the calculation for Gibb's free energy of mixing.
Mathematically prove that the maximum entropy of mixing of two gases A and B is achieved...
(a) Show that the entropy of mixing for two volumes of monatomic
ideal gases A and B starting from equal temperatures and pressures
is given by:
where N is the total number of atoms and fA and fB are the
fraction of atoms that are type A and B, respectively, so that fA +
fB = 1.
ASmiring = -kNISA In(fa)+fe In(fB) = -kN[fa In(fa)+fi-f, In(fi-f)
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