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1. You have 14.7 mol of a mixture that is 32mol % methanol, 29mol% water and 39mol % methyl acetate. a. Calculate the density of the mixture assuming volume additivity. b. Calculate the density of the mixture by averaging the pure-component densities weighted by mass fraction.

1. You have 14.7 mol of a mixture that is 32mol % methanol, 29mol% water and 39mol % methyl acetate. a. Calculate the density of the mixture assuming volume additivity. b. Calculate the density of the mixture by averaging the pure-component densities weighted by mass fraction.

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Chemical Engineering 2D04- Assignment 5 Due Wednesday, November 23rd at 11:59pm (via Avenue) Please make sure that you show all of your work. Please use line calculations and show all units throughout intermediate steps and in your final answer. Please combine all of your solutions into one file and upload by the deadline. Solutions must be uploaded in pdf form. 1. You have 14.7 mol of a mixture that is 32mol % methanol, 29mol% water and 39mol % methyl acetate. a. Calculate the density of the mixture assuming volume additivity. b. Calculate the density of the mixture by averaging the pure-component densities weighted by mass fraction.
Transcribed Image Text:Chemical Engineering 2D04- Assignment 5 Due Wednesday, November 23rd at 11:59pm (via Avenue) Please make sure that you show all of your work. Please use line calculations and show all units throughout intermediate steps and in your final answer. Please combine all of your solutions into one file and upload by the deadline. Solutions must be uploaded in pdf form. 1. You have 14.7 mol of a mixture that is 32mol % methanol, 29mol% water and 39mol % methyl acetate. a. Calculate the density of the mixture assuming volume additivity. b. Calculate the density of the mixture by averaging the pure-component densities weighted by mass fraction.
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