100°C Vapor Vapor V2, 78.3°C Liquid L2 F78.1°C Liquid Temperature L3 V3 95.6 100% X % 100% CH;CH,OH Ethanol H20 Figure 15.12 Ethanol-water minimum-boiling-point phase diagram.

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