By measuring the equilibrium between liquid and vapor phases of a solution at 30 °C and 1.00 atm, it was found that xA 0.220 when y 0.3 14. Calculate the activity and activities and activity coefficients of both components in this solution on the Raoult's law basis. The vapor pressures of the pure components at this temperatures are p 73.0 kPa and p 92.1 kPa. (x4 is the mole fraction in the liquid and ya the mole fraction in the vapor.)

By measuring the equilibrium between liquid and vapor phases of a solution at 30 °C and 1.00 atm, it was found that xA 0.220 when y 0.3 14. Calculate the activity and activities and activity coefficients of both components in this solution on the Raoult's law basis. The vapor pressures of the pure components at this temperatures are p 73.0 kPa and p 92.1 kPa. (x4 is the mole fraction in the liquid and ya the mole fraction in the vapor.)

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By measuring the equilibrium between liquid and vapor phases of a solution at 30 °C and
1.00 atm, it was found that xA 0.220 when y 0.3 14. Calculate the activity and
activities and activity coefficients of both components in this solution on the Raoult's law
basis. The vapor pressures of the pure components at this temperatures are
p 73.0 kPa and p 92.1 kPa. (x4 is the mole fraction in the liquid and ya the mole
fraction in the vapor.)

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