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Thank you :smile:

BvU, i could multiply the sum with Planck's constant, and still no one would stop me, wouldn't it? But it would make the result false. :smile: As a matter of fact, third liquid serves as a cosolvent for two, otherwise non miscible liquids, changing two phase system into a single phase...

Can I derive heat capacity of one phase mixture of three liquids as a sum of their mass shares multiplied by heat capacities of solitary components at given temperature? All components are miscible, of course ... thank you in advance

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