Methanol and acetone are miscible and can therefore be mixed in any ratio. The vapor pressures of the individual components and resulting solutions are shown below in a Raoult's Law Graph. Use the graph to answer the following questions: What is the calculated vapor pressure of the solution (i.e. the sum of the two component contributions, Raoult's Law)? 8 200 Vapor Prese (t) 150 500 Methanol & Acetone Mixture 0.2 06 0.4 Mole Fraction of Methanol -Methanol Acetone • Solution 08

Methanol and acetone are miscible and can therefore be mixed in any ratio. The vapor pressures of the individual components and resulting solutions are shown below in a Raoult's Law Graph. Use the graph to answer the following questions: What is the calculated vapor pressure of the solution (i.e. the sum of the two component contributions, Raoult's Law)? 8 200 Vapor Prese (t) 150 500 Methanol & Acetone Mixture 0.2 06 0.4 Mole Fraction of Methanol -Methanol Acetone • Solution 08

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