2. Draw and completely label a hypothetical phase diagram of a mixture containing mentholand camphor, which theoretically is able to form liquid eutectic at room temperature inthe ratio of 8:2, 7:3, 6:4 and 5:5 :.3. The following data were gathered from the experimental determination of the eutecticpoint between binary system of menthol and camphor.Menthol (g) Camphor (g) Temp of complete melting (°C)9.010.981038.142.03867.033.22756.124.04505.025.18304.296.02233.417.11182.098.03201.339.0428Draw and completely label the phase diagram of the given table above. Compare theresults with the theoretical eutectic points (from the previous item). What were the factorsthat could have affected the results? Provide recommendations on how to increase theaccuracy/correctness of your data.

Eutectic mixture : It is define as a mixture of two or more components which usually do not interact…

Draw and completely label a hypothetical phase diagram of a mixture containing menthol and camphor, which theoretically is able to form liquid eutectic at room temperature in the ratio of 8:2, 7:3, 6:4 and 5:5 :

Draw and completely label a hypothetical phase diagram of a mixture containing menthol and camphor, which theoretically is able to form liquid eutectic at room temperature in the ratio of 8:2, 7:3, 6:4 and 5:5 :

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2. Draw and completely label a hypothetical phase diagram of a mixture containing menthol
and camphor, which theoretically is able to form liquid eutectic at room temperature in
the ratio of 8:2, 7:3, 6:4 and 5:5 :.
3. The following data were gathered from the experimental determination of the eutectic
point between binary system of menthol and camphor.
Menthol (g) Camphor (g) Temp of complete melting (°C)
9.01
0.98
103
8.14
2.03
86
7.03
3.22
75
6.12
4.04
50
5.02
5.18
30
4.29
6.02
23
3.41
7.11
18
2.09
8.03
20
1.33
9.04
28
Draw and completely label the phase diagram of the given table above. Compare the
results with the theoretical eutectic points (from the previous item). What were the factors
that could have affected the results? Provide recommendations on how to increase the
accuracy/correctness of your data.

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