In an ideal mixture of 2 mol ethanol in 3 mol water at 25 °C, find the mole fraction of water in the vapour phase that is in equilibrium with this solution. The vapour pressures of water and ethanol at 25 °C are 23.77 mm Hg and 44 mm Hg respectively. O A. 0.55 O B. 0.45 O C. 0.60 O D. 0.40 O E. 0.35

In an ideal mixture of 2 mol ethanol in 3 mol water at 25 °C, find the mole fraction of water in the vapour phase that is in equilibrium with this solution. The vapour pressures of water and ethanol at 25 °C are 23.77 mm Hg and 44 mm Hg respectively. O A. 0.55 O B. 0.45 O C. 0.60 O D. 0.40 O E. 0.35

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