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5. From the limiting slope of the liquidus curve calculate the heat of fusion of A and B, assuming that there is no appreciable solid

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Chapter7: Equilibria In Multiple-component Systems

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5. From the limiting slope of the liquidus curves
calculate the heat of fusion of A and B,
assuming that there is no appreciable solid
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how would i calculate this in theory pleaee
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