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Mixing of two different ideal gases under isothermal reversible condition will lead to

A

Increase of Gibbs free energy of the system

B

No change of entropy of the system

C

Increase of entropy of the system

D

Increase of enthalpy of the system

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C
Upon mixing each ideal gas has now excess to more volume of the container so the randomness of gas molecules increases and so do the entropy of the system.
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