The following thermodynamic data are for jadeite (Jd), albite (Ab) and quartz (Qz) at 25C and 1 bar: VJd=60.4cc/moleVAb=100.25cc/moleVQz=22.68cc/moleSJd=133.87joules/moleKSAb=207.41joules/moleKSQz=41.26joules/moleK Calculate the shift in the reaction: Jd+Qz=Ab resulting from solid solution in Cpx so that it has the composition: Jd(30)Di(70). Assume that Qz and Ab are pure, ideal mixing between Jd and Di,Cp=0, and that \& for Cpx both cancel. Plot your results on the provided diagram. (R=1.987 cal/mole;1cal=4.184 joules). (For convenience and ease of grading, please carry out your calculations at 300 and 400C. Plot your results on the attached figure)