Already answered wrongly. So please don't copy Problem 8.16. The A-B system exhibits a measured heat of mixing given by theAHmix = XAXB(7,500XĄ + 18, 200XB)The bond energies (J/bond) for this system are estimated to be:eAA = -6.5 x 10 20,EBB = -5.3 × 10-20.eAB = -5.4 x 10-20Compute and plot the fractions of AA, AB, and BB bonds in the system as a functionof composition.

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Problem 8.16. The A-B system exhibits a measured heat of mixing given by the relationship: AHmix = XAXB(7, 500XA + 18, 200XB) %3D The bond energies (J/bond) for this system are estimated to be: CAA = -6.5 x 10-20, eBB = -5.3 x 10-20: eAB = -5.4x 10–20 Compute and plot the fractions of AA, AB, and BB bonds in the system as a function of composition.

Problem 8.16. The A-B system exhibits a measured heat of mixing given by the relationship: AHmix = XAXB(7, 500XA + 18, 200XB) %3D The bond energies (J/bond) for this system are estimated to be: CAA = -6.5 x 10-20, eBB = -5.3 x 10-20: eAB = -5.4x 10–20 Compute and plot the fractions of AA, AB, and BB bonds in the system as a function of composition.

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