12.) Pure liquid A and B are mixed and the solutions result to a mixture with 0.300 mol A and 0.500 mol B at 353 K. What would be the mole fraction of B at the vapor phase if at the given temperature the vapor pressure of A. 0.375 pure A is 291 Torr and pure B is 102 Torr? C. 0.369 B. 0.625 D. 0.631 E. 0.826

12.) Pure liquid A and B are mixed and the solutions result to a mixture with 0.300 mol A and 0.500 mol B at 353 K. What would be the mole fraction of B at the vapor phase if at the given temperature the vapor pressure of A. 0.375 pure A is 291 Torr and pure B is 102 Torr? C. 0.369 B. 0.625 D. 0.631 E. 0.826

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