2. A benzene (B)-toluene (T) solution is in equilibrium with its vapor at 80°C. If уB = 0.670, calculate XB and the total vapor pressure of the solution. The vapor pressures at 80°C of benzene and toluene are 100.4 kPa and 38.7 kPa, respectively. (answer: XB = 0.439, P = 65.8 kPa)**

2. A benzene (B)-toluene (T) solution is in equilibrium with its vapor at 80°C. If уB = 0.670, calculate XB and the total vapor pressure of the solution. The vapor pressures at 80°C of benzene and toluene are 100.4 kPa and 38.7 kPa, respectively. (answer: XB = 0.439, P = 65.8 kPa)**

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