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Partial molar Gibbs free energy (Ḡᵢ) represents the change in total Gibbs free energy when one mole of a component is added to a mixture, while keeping temperature, pressure, and other components constant. It is mathematically defined as the partial derivative of total Gibbs free energy with respect to the moles of the component. Ḡᵢ is equivalent to chemical potential (μᵢ) and varies based on the mixture
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