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3. Calculate the vapor and liquid compositions in equilibrium at 95°C (368.2 K) for benzene using the table below at 101.32 kPa.

3. Calculate the vapor and liquid compositions in equilibrium at 95°C (368.2 K) for benzene using the table below at 101.32 kPa.

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3. Calculate the vapor and liquid compositions in equilibrium at 95°C (368.2 K) for benzene using the table below at 101.32 kPa.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Calculate the vapor and liquid compositions in equilibrium at 95°C (368.2 K) for benzene using the table below at 101.32 kPa.
Vapor Pressure Mol Fraction Temperature Benzene Toluene Benzene at 101.32 КРа K °C КРа mm Hg КРа mm Hg NA YA 353.3 80.1 101.32 760 1.000 1.000 358.2 85.0 116.9 877 46.0 345 0.780 0.900 405 0.777 0.632 363.2 90.0 135.5 1016 54.0 63.3 0.581 0.411 368.2 95.0 155.7 1168 475 373.2 100.0 179.2 1344 74.3 557 0.258 0.456 378.2 86.0 101.32 0.130 0.000 105.0 204.2 240.0 0.261 0.000 1532 645 383.8 110.6 1800 760
Transcribed Image Text:Vapor Pressure Mol Fraction Temperature Benzene Toluene Benzene at 101.32 КРа K °C КРа mm Hg КРа mm Hg NA YA 353.3 80.1 101.32 760 1.000 1.000 358.2 85.0 116.9 877 46.0 345 0.780 0.900 405 0.777 0.632 363.2 90.0 135.5 1016 54.0 63.3 0.581 0.411 368.2 95.0 155.7 1168 475 373.2 100.0 179.2 1344 74.3 557 0.258 0.456 378.2 86.0 101.32 0.130 0.000 105.0 204.2 240.0 0.261 0.000 1532 645 383.8 110.6 1800 760
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