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5. The density of water (1) methanol (2) mixture at 298.15 K is given below. Determine V₁and V₂ at x₁ = 0.1, 0.5 and 0.9. Additionally determine, V₁, V2, V₁₂º, V2. (Determine specific partial properties i.e., the property/mass). 0 X1 0.1162 0.2221 0.2841 0.3729 0.4186 0.5226 p (kg. m³) 786.85 806.55 825.96 837.50 855.03 864.25 887.22 X1 0.6119 0.722 0.8509 0.9489 1.000 p (kg. m) 905.37 929.537 957.522 981.906 997.047

5. The density of water (1) methanol (2) mixture at 298.15 K is given below. Determine V₁and V₂ at x₁ = 0.1, 0.5 and 0.9. Additionally determine, V₁, V2, V₁₂º, V2. (Determine specific partial properties i.e., the property/mass). 0 X1 0.1162 0.2221 0.2841 0.3729 0.4186 0.5226 p (kg. m³) 786.85 806.55 825.96 837.50 855.03 864.25 887.22 X1 0.6119 0.722 0.8509 0.9489 1.000 p (kg. m) 905.37 929.537 957.522 981.906 997.047

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5. The density of water (1)/ methanol (2) mixture at 298.15 K is given below. Determine V, and V, at x, = 0.1, o.5 and 0.9. Additionally determine, V,, V2, V, V. (Determine specific partial properties i.e., the property/mass). 0.1162 0.2221 0.2841 0.3729 0.4186 0.5226 X1 p (kg. m) 786.85 806.55 825.96 837.50 855.03 864.25 887.22 0.6119 0.722 0.8509 0.9489 1.000 p (kg. m) 905.37 929.537 957.522 | 981.906 | 997.047
Transcribed Image Text:5. The density of water (1)/ methanol (2) mixture at 298.15 K is given below. Determine V, and V, at x, = 0.1, o.5 and 0.9. Additionally determine, V,, V2, V, V. (Determine specific partial properties i.e., the property/mass). 0.1162 0.2221 0.2841 0.3729 0.4186 0.5226 X1 p (kg. m) 786.85 806.55 825.96 837.50 855.03 864.25 887.22 0.6119 0.722 0.8509 0.9489 1.000 p (kg. m) 905.37 929.537 957.522 | 981.906 | 997.047
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