For a benzene–toluene system,do as follows, using the data from Table 26.1-1:a. At 378.2 K, calculate yA and xA using Raoult’s law.b. If a mixture has a composition of xA = 0.40 and is at 358.2 Kand 101.32 kPa pressure, will it boil? If not, at what temperaturewill it boil and what will be the composition of the vapor thatcomes off first? Table 26.1-1. Vapor-Pressure and Equilibrium-Mole-Fraction Data forBenzene-Toluene SystemVapor PressureMole-Fraction Benzeneat 101.325 kPaТеmperatureBenzeneTolueneK°CkPammHgkPammHgХАYA353.380.1101.327601.0001.000358,285116.987746.03450.7800.900363.290135,5101654.04050.5810.777368.295155,7116863.34750.4110.632373.2100179.2134474.35570.2580.456378.2105204.2153286.06450.1300.2611198383.8110.6240.01800101.32760

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For a benzene–toluene system, do as follows, using the data from Table 26.1-1: a. At 378.2 K, calculate yA and xA using Raoult’s law. b. If a mixture has a composition of xA = 0.40 and is at 358.2 K and 101.32 kPa pressure, will it boil? If not, at what temperature will it boil and what will be the composition of the vapor that comes off first?