6.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Vapor(LV) Pressure (P vs Mole Fraction).Fill out the question marks with correct number of degrees of freedom. LV Pressure – Composition (LV – PZ) Phase Diagram How to read this phase diagram: XA = 0 XA = 1 • We can designate the fraction of A and B in the liquid be XA and Xa, while the fraction of A and B in the gas phase be yA and Yg. X = 1 Xe = 0 P = P F=? Liquid Phase F=? P = P{ • Z, is the composition of A: • Below the vapor curve, or the bubble curve, A is pure vapor, and Z, = VA Above the liquid curve, or the dew curve, A is pure liquid, and Z, = Xa P F=? Vapor Phase YA = 0 Ya = 1 YA = 1 ZA Ys = 0

6.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Vapor(LV) Pressure (P vs Mole Fraction).Fill out the question marks with correct number of degrees of freedom. LV Pressure – Composition (LV – PZ) Phase Diagram How to read this phase diagram: XA = 0 XA = 1 • We can designate the fraction of A and B in the liquid be XA and Xa, while the fraction of A and B in the gas phase be yA and Yg. X = 1 Xe = 0 P = P F=? Liquid Phase F=? P = P{ • Z, is the composition of A: • Below the vapor curve, or the bubble curve, A is pure vapor, and Z, = VA Above the liquid curve, or the dew curve, A is pure liquid, and Z, = Xa P F=? Vapor Phase YA = 0 Ya = 1 YA = 1 ZA Ys = 0

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