Explain the usefulness of a tie line on a P-Z phase diagram such as that of the figure below.100Liquid80Vapor pressure as afunction of xenzene60Liquid - vapor40Vapor20Vapor pressure as afunction of yoene0.20.40.60.8ZaneneCheck all that apply.The ratio of the moles in the liquid and vapor phases is inversoly proportional to the difference in length of tie line distances.OThe tie line allows the temperatures of the liquid and vapor phases to be dotemined for a given temperature and volume.O The ratio of the moles in the liquid and vapor phases is directly proportional to the difference in length of tie line distances.OAse line in a P-Z phase diagram crosses a two-phase coexistence region.O The be ine aliows the compositions of the liquid and vapor phases to be determined fora given total oomposition and pressure.DAe line in a P-Z phase diagram connects two points of dfferent pressure.Pressure, P(Torr)

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Explain the usefulness of a tie line on a P-Z phase diagram such as that of the figure below. 100 Liquid Vapor pressure as a function of enene 60 Liquid - vapor 40 Vapor 20 Vapor presure as a hunction of 0.2 04 0.6 0.8 Znne Check all that apply. O The ratio of the moles in the ligid and vapor phases is inversoly proportional to the difference in length of tie line distances. O The te ine alows the temperatures of the liquuid and vapor phases to be detemined for a givon temperature and volume. The ratio of the moles in the liquid and vapor phases is directly proportional to the difference in length of tie line distances. ASe line in a P-Z phase diagram crosses a two-phase coexistence region The be ine alows the compostions of the liquid and vapor phases to be detemined for a given total composition and pressure. DAle Ine in a P-Z phase dagram connects two points of dferent pressure Pressure, P(Torr)

Explain the usefulness of a tie line on a P-Z phase diagram such as that of the figure below. 100 Liquid Vapor pressure as a function of enene 60 Liquid - vapor 40 Vapor 20 Vapor presure as a hunction of 0.2 04 0.6 0.8 Znne Check all that apply. O The ratio of the moles in the ligid and vapor phases is inversoly proportional to the difference in length of tie line distances. O The te ine alows the temperatures of the liquuid and vapor phases to be detemined for a givon temperature and volume. The ratio of the moles in the liquid and vapor phases is directly proportional to the difference in length of tie line distances. ASe line in a P-Z phase diagram crosses a two-phase coexistence region The be ine alows the compostions of the liquid and vapor phases to be detemined for a given total composition and pressure. DAle Ine in a P-Z phase dagram connects two points of dferent pressure Pressure, P(Torr)

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