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Consider a solution consisting of 1.75 mol water and 0.97 mol ethanol. Express your answers in three significant figures. a. What is the Gibbs energy of mixing? b. What is the entropy of mixing?

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a. What is the Gibbs energy of mixing?
b. What is the entropy of mixing?

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