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The functional forms of the expressions of activity coefficients in terms of composition have been developed from both macroscopic and atomistic reasonings. The macroscopic models are derived from considerations of the appropriate forms of ΔGXS as a function of composition, and operating on these empirical functions according to the relationships between \( {\tilde{\gamma }_i} \) and ΔGXS described in Chapter 1.II. Of these, the most generally useful formulation of ΔGXS(X) is due to Guggenheim (1937), who suggested the following polynomial form for a binary solution, which satisfies the required property that ΔGXS = 0 at the end-member compositions.
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Ganguly, J., Saxena, S.K. (1987). Mixing Models and Activity-Composition Relations. In: Mixtures and Mineral Reactions. Minerals and Rocks, vol 19. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46601-4_2
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