Abstract

Integral excess free energy of a multi‐component – ternary system has been expressed in terms of the Maclaurin infinite series. The series is subjected to appropriate boundary conditions and each of the derivatives correlated to the corresponding interaction parameters. The partial thermodynamic property of component 1 derived by the use of logarithmic functions together with a geometric progression is presented. The equation is found to be capable of interpreting thermodynamic data over a wide compositional range of the ternary system and is independent of compositional paths. An alternative approach for the determination of generalised relations between interaction parameters to that of Lupis and Elliott has been developed.

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