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1.	When does the strain energy change can make a difference in the enthalpy of mixing in real solutions?
A.	When the temperature is high
B.	When the size difference between atoms is very large
C.	When the temperature is low
D.	When the size difference between atoms is very small
Answer» C. When the temperature is low

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