Point 1 on the vapor-liquid equilibrium diagram represents a liquid (ß) that is enriched in component 1, and point 4 represents a liquid (a) that is enriched in component 2. Point 5 could represent 180 02 Pressure 20 + 60 0.5 X₁, Y₁ A. two liquids (a+ß) OB. liquids (B)+vapor 5 C. liquid (a+ß) and vapor D. none of the above E. A, B and C 1.0

Point 1 on the vapor-liquid equilibrium diagram represents a liquid (ß) that is enriched in component 1, and point 4 represents a liquid (a) that is enriched in component 2. Point 5 could represent 180 02 Pressure 20 + 60 0.5 X₁, Y₁ A. two liquids (a+ß) OB. liquids (B)+vapor 5 C. liquid (a+ß) and vapor D. none of the above E. A, B and C 1.0

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