For each of the following systems indicate the number of phases present, phase fractions or amount (if applicable) of the phases and the composition of each phase. You should also provide additional information on any correlations (you are likely to use Antoine's or DePreister charts/data). If an equation of state (cubic or more specific models) are employed relevant data should also be provided. a) 100 kgmoles of 60% Heptane - 40% Ethylbenzene: @ 1.0 atmosphere, 140°C b) 30% Methyl Acetate - 70% Methanol: @ 1.0 atmosphere, 56.8°C

For each of the following systems indicate the number of phases present, phase fractions or amount (if applicable) of the phases and the composition of each phase. You should also provide additional information on any correlations (you are likely to use Antoine's or DePreister charts/data). If an equation of state (cubic or more specific models) are employed relevant data should also be provided. a) 100 kgmoles of 60% Heptane - 40% Ethylbenzene: @ 1.0 atmosphere, 140°C b) 30% Methyl Acetate - 70% Methanol: @ 1.0 atmosphere, 56.8°C

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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