Following are data for G E and H E (both in Jmol 1 ) for equimolar mixtures
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Following are data for GE and HE (both in J·mol−1) for equimolar mixtures of the same organic liquids. Use all of the data to estimate values of GE, HE, and TSE for the equimolar mixture at 25°C.
∙ At T = 10°C: GE = 544.0, HE = 932.1
∙ At T = 30°C: GE = 513.2, HE = 893.4
∙ At T = 50°C: GE = 494.2, HE = 845.9
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