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4. For the gold and silver alloy system, the enthalpy of mixing at 1344 K is giving by: $\Delta H_{mix} = X_{Ag}X_{Au}(-13465 + 5412.8X_{Au})$ where the $X_{Ag}$ and $X_{Au}$ are the mole fraction of Ag and Au in the system and the unit of enthalpy of mixing is joule. Compute and plot $\Delta H_{mix}$ and $\Delta G_{mix}$ as a function of $X_{Au}$ at this temperature and explain the meaning of your graph in terms of solution thermodynamics.

          4. For the gold and silver alloy system, the enthalpy of mixing at 1344 K is giving by:
$\Delta H_{mix} = X_{Ag}X_{Au}(-13465 + 5412.8X_{Au})$ 
where the $X_{Ag}$ and $X_{Au}$ are the mole fraction of Ag and Au in the system and the unit of enthalpy
of mixing is joule. Compute and plot $\Delta H_{mix}$ and $\Delta G_{mix}$ as a function of $X_{Au}$ at this temperature
and explain the meaning of your graph in terms of solution thermodynamics.

$4. For the gold and silver alloy system, the enthalpy of mixing at 1344 K is giving by: Δ Hmix = XAgXAu(-13465 + 5412.8XAu) where the XAg and XAu are the mole fraction of Ag and Au in the system and the unit of enthalpy of mixing is joule. Compute and plot Δ Hmix and Δ Gmix as a function of XAu at this temperature and explain the meaning of your graph in terms of solution thermodynamics.$

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