20 (6) (a) What are the Raoult's law and the Henry's law? What are the assumptions of them, respectively? (b) Consider the dilute solid solution of A in B. Prove that if the solute A obeys Henry's law, then the solvent B obeys Raoult's law. (c) If Ni and Fe strongly attract each other in the Ni-Fe solution, is it positively or negatively deviated? Does it absorb or release heat when mixing? Why? (d) Please plot a schematic activity ($a_B$) vs. composition ($X_B$) curve for the Ni-Fe binary solution. Please indicate the valid range of composition for each law.
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