For the model you chose in part A, calculate the values for the adjustable parameters in the model (e.g., the value of A in the one-parameter Margules equation) at T=300 K.
This problem concerns mixtures of two liquids, W and Z. Some data for pure W and pure Z is given in the table below. No data on mixtures of these compounds is available, but based on their molecular structures, use of the ideal solution model is considered unrealistic. You are going to use a thermodynamic model to predict whether this pair of compounds will form stable liquid mixtures, or whether there will be a miscibility gap, at atmospheric pressure and various temperatures.
For the Scatchard-Hildebrand model:
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What will be an ideal response?
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