pd MM (g/mol) density entane (CSH12) 72.150 0.626

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A solution is prepared at 20°C by mixing two hydrocarbons in the following proportions: 2.00 mol
pentane and 200.0 mL heptane.
Cpd
MM (g/mol)
density (g/mL)
Vapor P (mm Hg)
pentane (CSH12)
72.150
0.626
420.
heptane (C-H16)
100.204
0.6795
36.0
Calculate the moles of heptane. mol (heptane) =
The mole fraction of pentane is
The mole fraction of heptane is
. Give these as decimal fractions.
The vapor pressure of pentane above the solution at 20°C is
The vapor pressure of heptane above the solution at 20° is
The vapor pressure of the solution at 20°C is
The mole fraction of pentane in the gas phase is
Calculate the volume of pentane in the solution.
Calculate the concentration of pentane in the solution in % by volume.
Transcribed Image Text:A solution is prepared at 20°C by mixing two hydrocarbons in the following proportions: 2.00 mol pentane and 200.0 mL heptane. Cpd MM (g/mol) density (g/mL) Vapor P (mm Hg) pentane (CSH12) 72.150 0.626 420. heptane (C-H16) 100.204 0.6795 36.0 Calculate the moles of heptane. mol (heptane) = The mole fraction of pentane is The mole fraction of heptane is . Give these as decimal fractions. The vapor pressure of pentane above the solution at 20°C is The vapor pressure of heptane above the solution at 20° is The vapor pressure of the solution at 20°C is The mole fraction of pentane in the gas phase is Calculate the volume of pentane in the solution. Calculate the concentration of pentane in the solution in % by volume.
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