4.The diagram below is an example of Two Perfectly Miscible Liquids (T vs MoleFraction).Fill out the question marks with correct number of phases,number ofindependent components and degrees of freedom.boiling pointboling pointP=?C=?F=?BPtofpure Avapour compositionP=?C=?F=?P=?C=?F=?liquid compositionBpt ofpure BOA1.0B1.0 AOBmole fractions

4.The diagram below is an example of Two Perfectly Miscible Liquids (T vs Mole Fraction).Fill out the question marks with independent components and degrees of freedom. correct number of phases,number of

4.The diagram below is an example of Two Perfectly Miscible Liquids (T vs Mole Fraction).Fill out the question marks with independent components and degrees of freedom. correct number of phases,number of

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