33. A New Model of the Excess Gibbs Energy of Mixing for a Regular Solution

The excess Gibbs energy of mixing for a regular solution can be derived systematically by defining the interaction energy for particle groups composed of closest neighbors at equivalent site. The internal energy of a system is regarded as the sum of the interaction energy for particle groups and the excess function is derived from the sum of the interaction energy change caused by the formations of particle groups. In the present paper, we have derived the excess Gibbs energy of mixing for ternary and quaternary regular solutions with a closest packing. For a ternary regular solution, the molar excess Gibbs energy of mixing is given as follows, where X_iis a mole fraction of the component i and W_ijkis an interaction parameter of [ijk] triplet. The following expressions for w-component systems are derived by the similar method by supposing interaction energy among r particles. Some previously proposed models can be derived from our model.