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15. The chemical potential of component 1 in a solution of binary mixture is HRT In pi, when pi is the partial pressure of component1 vapour phase. The standard state μ° is (a) Independent of temperature and pressure (b) Depends on temperature and pressure both (c) Depends on temperature only (d) Depends on pressure only

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