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Minimum Work for separation process
I'm trying to find the minimum work required to completely separate sugar from 1L water-sugar solution. The mass fraction of sugar in water is known, but the density is unknown. I tried doing it using the Gibbs energy of mixing but I think i need the density.. Is it right? or i don't need it at all?
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