Constants | Periodic Table Reset Help concentrated in water and L2 butanol 118 Vapor Temperature, T (°C) L₂+V/ j becomes 100 Tj 94 41 + VI b. Ть by h and coexist with the vapor phase, which has the composition 9 g h less more d further to point j, the composition of liquid phase becomes enriched in composition. At point j, nearly all the system is in the temperature, increasing amounts of the vapor condense to give liquid L₁ with a composition given by point As the temperature is increased from point f, liquid L₁ becomes concentrated in butanol. At 94 °C, the two liquids present having the composition given As T increases as does the vapor phase phase. By withdrawing heat at constant 4₁ + L₂ vapor which is in equilibrium with the vapor of composition given by point Zbutanol AT-x composition phase diagram for partially miscible liquids. The system water- butanol. The upper consolute temperature is at a temperature higher than the minimum azeotrope boiling temperature. Pressure is held constant at 1 bar and the beige-colored regions labeled L₁ + L2 and L+V are two- phase regions, whereas the bluecolored regions are one-phase regions. liquid i water k e

Constants | Periodic Table Reset Help concentrated in water and L2 butanol 118 Vapor Temperature, T (°C) L₂+V/ j becomes 100 Tj 94 41 + VI b. Ть by h and coexist with the vapor phase, which has the composition 9 g h less more d further to point j, the composition of liquid phase becomes enriched in composition. At point j, nearly all the system is in the temperature, increasing amounts of the vapor condense to give liquid L₁ with a composition given by point As the temperature is increased from point f, liquid L₁ becomes concentrated in butanol. At 94 °C, the two liquids present having the composition given As T increases as does the vapor phase phase. By withdrawing heat at constant 4₁ + L₂ vapor which is in equilibrium with the vapor of composition given by point Zbutanol AT-x composition phase diagram for partially miscible liquids. The system water- butanol. The upper consolute temperature is at a temperature higher than the minimum azeotrope boiling temperature. Pressure is held constant at 1 bar and the beige-colored regions labeled L₁ + L2 and L+V are two- phase regions, whereas the bluecolored regions are one-phase regions. liquid i water k e

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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