Yalkowsky and Rubino (1985)¹⁴ have observed roughly linear behavior for logarithmic solubility in mixed solvents when plotted as volume fraction of the solvent/cosolvent. That is, log(x_i) = Φ₁'log(x_i,₁) + Φ₂'log(x_i,₂) where x_i,j is the solubility in the j^th pure solvent and Φ_i' is the volume fraction on a solute-free basis; for example, Φ_E' = Φ_E/(Φ_E+Φ_W). Use the SSCED model to make your best estimates of the solubility of salicylic acid at 318 K in a range of mixtures with ethanol/water mole fraction ratios of 3/1, 1/1, and 1/3. Plot your results as log₁₀(x_acid) versus Φ_E'. Include the experimental results and the guideline of Yalkowsky and Rubino. Comment on whether the SSCED model is consistent with the observation of Yalkowsky and Rubino.