Entropy of mixing refers to the change in entropy that occurs when two or more substances (usually gases or liquids) are mixed together. It is a measure of the randomness or disorder that results from the combination of different components in a mixture. When two different substances are mixed, the number of possible arrangements or configurations of the molecules increases, leading to greater disorder. This increase in disorder contributes positively to the overall entropy of the system.
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