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The basic mixing rule states that the partial molar properties of a mixture can be calculated as the weighted sum of the pure components' properties, using the mole fractions of each component. This rule applies to extensive properties like volume, Gibbs free energy, and entropy. It forms the basis for understanding mixing behavior in solutions and mixtures.

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