When two non-identical ideal gases are mixed irreversibly, the change in entropy due to mixing will be
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When two non-identical ideal gases are mixed irreversibly, the change in entropy due to mixing will be
(a) \(\Delta S_{\text {mix }}=-N \sum x_{i} \ln x_{i}\)
(b) \(\Delta S_{\text {mix }}=N R \sum x_{i} \ln x_{i}\)
(c) \(\Delta S_{\text {mix }}=-N R \sum x_{i} \ln x_{i}\)
(d) \(\Delta S_{\text {mix }}=N \sum x_{i} \ln x_{i}\).
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