Consider an isolated and closed system that comprises two subsystems (1 and 2). The subsystems 1 and 2 are separated by a fixed membrane that allows particle and heat exchange. Both subsystems consist of a mixture of A and B gases. Derive the condition of equilibrium between the subsystems 1 and 2.

Consider an isolated and closed system that comprises two subsystems (1 and 2). The subsystems 1 and 2 are separated by a fixed membrane that allows particle and heat exchange. Both subsystems consist of a mixture of A and B gases. Derive the condition of equilibrium between the subsystems 1 and 2.

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Consider an isolated and closed system that
comprises two subsystems (1 and 2). The
subsystems 1 and 2 are separated by a fixed
membrane that allows particle and heat
exchange. Both subsystems consist of a
mixture of A and B gases. Derive the
condition of equilibrium between the
subsystems 1 and 2.

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