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8.9 The binary system, acetone (1)-acetonitrile (2) conforms closely to Raoult's law. Usine the vapour pressure data given below plot the following (a) P-x1 and P-y1 curves at 323 K (b) T-x1 and T-y curves at 53.32 kPa Т, К 311.45 315 319 323 327 331 335.33 P, kPa 53.32 61.09 70.91 81.97 94.36 108.2 124.95 P, kPa 21.25 24.61 28.90 33.79 39.35 45.62 53.32

8.9 The binary system, acetone (1)-acetonitrile (2) conforms closely to Raoult's law. Usine the vapour pressure data given below plot the following (a) P-x1 and P-y1 curves at 323 K (b) T-x1 and T-y curves at 53.32 kPa Т, К 311.45 315 319 323 327 331 335.33 P, kPa 53.32 61.09 70.91 81.97 94.36 108.2 124.95 P, kPa 21.25 24.61 28.90 33.79 39.35 45.62 53.32

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8.10 Assuming Raoult's law to be valid for the system benzene (1)-ethyl benzene (2) and the 8.9 The binary system, acetone (1)-acetonitrile (2) conforms closely to Raoult's law. Using 8.7 Two substances A and B are known to form ideal liquid solutions. A vapour mixture occur and what is the composition of the liquid that forms? The vapour pressures of A and compressed isothermally until condensation occurs. At what pressure does condensation containing 50% (mol) A and 50% (mol) B is at 311 K and 101.3 kPa. This mixture is 203.9 kPa and 85.3 kPa, containing 50% (mol) A and 50% (mol) B is at 311 K and 101.3 kPa Thi mixture occur and what is the composition of the liquid that forms? The vapour pressures of B are 142 kPa and 122 kPa respectively. 8.8 Air is cooled to 80 K at 101.3 kPa. Calculate the composition of the liquid and von phases at this condition assuming that the mixture behaves ideally. The vapour pres of nitrogen and oxygen at 80 K are 135.74 kPa and 30.04 kPa respectively. vapour 8.9 The binary system, acetone (1)-acetonitrile (2) conforms closely to Raoult's law. Usine the vapour pressure data given below plot the following (a) P-x and P-y, curves at 323 K (b) T-x and T-y curves at 53.32 kPa Т, К 311.45 315 319 323 327 331 335.33 PS, kPa 53.32 61.09 70.91 81.97 94.36 108.2 124.95 P, kPa 21.25 24.61 28.90 33.79 39.35 45.62 53.32 8:10 Assuming Raoult's law to be valid for the system benzene (1)-ethyl benzene (2) a vapour pressures are given by the Antoine equations 2788.51 In P 13.8858· %3D %3D 52 41
Transcribed Image Text:8.10 Assuming Raoult's law to be valid for the system benzene (1)-ethyl benzene (2) and the 8.9 The binary system, acetone (1)-acetonitrile (2) conforms closely to Raoult's law. Using 8.7 Two substances A and B are known to form ideal liquid solutions. A vapour mixture occur and what is the composition of the liquid that forms? The vapour pressures of A and compressed isothermally until condensation occurs. At what pressure does condensation containing 50% (mol) A and 50% (mol) B is at 311 K and 101.3 kPa. This mixture is 203.9 kPa and 85.3 kPa, containing 50% (mol) A and 50% (mol) B is at 311 K and 101.3 kPa Thi mixture occur and what is the composition of the liquid that forms? The vapour pressures of B are 142 kPa and 122 kPa respectively. 8.8 Air is cooled to 80 K at 101.3 kPa. Calculate the composition of the liquid and von phases at this condition assuming that the mixture behaves ideally. The vapour pres of nitrogen and oxygen at 80 K are 135.74 kPa and 30.04 kPa respectively. vapour 8.9 The binary system, acetone (1)-acetonitrile (2) conforms closely to Raoult's law. Usine the vapour pressure data given below plot the following (a) P-x and P-y, curves at 323 K (b) T-x and T-y curves at 53.32 kPa Т, К 311.45 315 319 323 327 331 335.33 PS, kPa 53.32 61.09 70.91 81.97 94.36 108.2 124.95 P, kPa 21.25 24.61 28.90 33.79 39.35 45.62 53.32 8:10 Assuming Raoult's law to be valid for the system benzene (1)-ethyl benzene (2) a vapour pressures are given by the Antoine equations 2788.51 In P 13.8858· %3D %3D 52 41
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