An azeotrope of water and ethanol consists of 0.045 mol fraction H20 and 0.955 mol fraction C2H5OH. What is the total vapor pressure (in torr) of this mixture if P*H2O 17.5 torr and P*C2H5OH = 43.7 torr? %3D %3D

An azeotrope of water and ethanol consists of 0.045 mol fraction H20 and 0.955 mol fraction C2H5OH. What is the total vapor pressure (in torr) of this mixture if PH2O 17.5 torr and PC2H5OH = 43.7 torr? %3D %3D

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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