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If the atoms prefer like neighbours, A atoms will tend to cluster and likewise B atoms, so a greater number of A-A and B-B bonds will form. ... If A-B interactions are energetically more favourable than A-A and B-B interactions, W < 0, ΔH.

Let the energy associated with A-A, B-B and A-B nearest-neighbour pairs be W. ... In order to maximise the number of A-A and B-B neighbours, the solid solution unmixes into A-rich and B-rich regions.

a. That A-A and B-B bonds are more favoured. b. That A-B bonds are more favoured. ... c. That A-A bonds are more favourable than B-B bonds. Cooling curve for a binary system:.

If the interaction parameter is positive, then A-A and B-B interactions will be energetically more favourable than A-B interactions. ... If the interaction parameter is negative, then A-B interactions will be energetically more favourable than A-A and

E_e} = {E0} frac{{0.0591}}{z}log frac{{{{[A]}a}}}{{{{[B]}b}}} - frac{m}{z}0.0591pH]. 2004-2024 University of Cambridge.

Capacitor Y contains a sample of B and has a capacitance of 0.6 μF. ... e. An electric field of strength 1000 V m. -1. passes through both A and B.

This means that a closed system containing the metals A and B will be at equilibrium. ... This can be shown by considering the reaction below, obtained by subtracting reaction (a) from reaction (b):.

2. , a. 3. ) and b = (b. 1. , b. ... 31. a. 32. a. 33. and  B =. b. 11. b.

The remainder of the liquid transforms to a and b. b then transforms to a and g, and finally the g transforms to a and d.

The remainder of the liquid transforms to a and b. b then transforms to a and g, and finally the g transforms to a and d.