Item benzene toluene See the data table below for two volatile substances. For an ideal solution with a solution vapor pressure of 65.75 kPa, calculate: a. the mole fraction of toluene b. the moles of toluene c. the moles of benzene Formula CH CH,CH, Molar Mass (g/mole) 78.11 92.14 Density (g/mL) 0.876 0.867 Vapor Pressure @22.5-C (mmHg) 84.608 25.066

Item benzene toluene See the data table below for two volatile substances. For an ideal solution with a solution vapor pressure of 65.75 kPa, calculate: a. the mole fraction of toluene b. the moles of toluene c. the moles of benzene Formula CH CH,CH, Molar Mass (g/mole) 78.11 92.14 Density (g/mL) 0.876 0.867 Vapor Pressure @22.5-C (mmHg) 84.608 25.066

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