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What is enthalpy change and volume change of mixing of two components forming an ideal solution?

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What is enthalpy change and volume change of mixing of two components forming an ideal solution?

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  1. No heat is evolved or absorbed when two components forming an ideal solution are mixed. Thus, ∆mixH = 0.
  2. There is no volume change when two components forming an ideal solution are mixed. Thus, ∆mixV = 0.
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