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The Tamann rule, also known as the Tamann's rule of mixing, is a principle in thermodynamics that describes how the properties of mixtures, particularly in liquid systems, behave based on the characteristics of their components. It states that the interaction between the components can significantly affect the mixture's properties, such as melting point and vapor pressure. The rule is often used in the context of solutions and alloys to predict how different substances will interact and the resulting physical properties.

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