7.The diagram below is an example of Undistillable Mixtures (T vs Mole Fraction).How many degrees of freedom at the vapor phase,liquid phase and at azeotropic point? Undistillable Mixtures – Azeotropes T= T These types of mixtures cannot be separated using simple distillation processes, because the composition of the liquid phase at the azeotropic point is the same as that of their vapor composition. Vapor Phase T= TR T This type of azeotropic phenomenon is the high - boiling azeotropism. This happens when A and B have strong attractive interaction. Liquid Phase Zazeotrope

7.The diagram below is an example of Undistillable Mixtures (T vs Mole Fraction).How many degrees of freedom at the vapor phase,liquid phase and at azeotropic point? Undistillable Mixtures – Azeotropes T= T These types of mixtures cannot be separated using simple distillation processes, because the composition of the liquid phase at the azeotropic point is the same as that of their vapor composition. Vapor Phase T= TR T This type of azeotropic phenomenon is the high - boiling azeotropism. This happens when A and B have strong attractive interaction. Liquid Phase Zazeotrope

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