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a certain two-component solution formed by mixing 3.2 mol of A with .75 moles of B...

a certain two-component solution formed by mixing 3.2 mol of A with .75 moles of B has a volume of 680cm3. it is known that the partial ,molar volume of B, is 250cm3/mol in this solution. calculate the partial molar volume of component A.

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