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The molar Helmholtz free energy ( in J m o l ) of a mixture of two similar polar organic liquids at 3 0 C

The molar Helmholtz free energy (in Jmol) of a mixture of two similar polar organic liquids at 30C and bar is given by:
A=90x1+10x1x2-70
where x1 and x2 represent the mole fractions of compounds 1 and 2.
a) Derive an equation for partial molar Helmholtz free energy of compound 1, and compute its value for x1=50%.
b) Calculate the pure component molar Helmholtz free energies of both compounds.
c) Calculate the change of mixing of the Helmholtz free energy for x1=50%.
d) Calculate the Excess Helmholtz free energy for x1=50%.
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