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Limits RegistryThe chemical potential of a component in an ideal solution shifts with the logarithm of its mole fraction.
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The chemical potential of a component in an ideal solution shifts with the logarithm of its mole fraction.
Compute the chemical potential of component i in an ideal solution from its standard chemical potential and mole fraction.
The chemical potential of a component in an ideal solution shifts with the logarithm of its mole fraction.
chemical potential — Ideal-solution chemical-potential relationChange a parameter to stress-test whether a proposed result is still inside the published specification. This is an audit aid, not a proof checker.
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The accepted equality closes this optimization result.
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The frontier as it changed over time.
Only accepted Claims matching the current specification contribute to the displayed bounds. Strict inequalities remain open; contradictory Claims require editorial review.
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Limits Registry. LR-004109. Ideal-solution chemical-potential relation. 2026.