PROBLEM 3: Water and phenol are mixed and the phase diagram is shown below (FIG. 3). a. How many phases will exist in the mixture that results by mixing 50 g of phenol and 100 g of water at 55°C? b. What is the highest temperature in which phenol and water will form two-layered system? What is the critical concentration? c. Point A in the diagram corresponds to a two-layered mixture containing 40 g phenol and 100 g water a 42°C. What is the concentration (g phenol in 100 g water) of the phenol-rich layer?

PROBLEM 3: Water and phenol are mixed and the phase diagram is shown below (FIG. 3). a. How many phases will exist in the mixture that results by mixing 50 g of phenol and 100 g of water at 55°C? b. What is the highest temperature in which phenol and water will form two-layered system? What is the critical concentration? c. Point A in the diagram corresponds to a two-layered mixture containing 40 g phenol and 100 g water a 42°C. What is the concentration (g phenol in 100 g water) of the phenol-rich layer?

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Solutions can be considered as homogeneous mixtures which contain two or more than two chemical substances. The chemical substance which is the greater part is defined as solvent. And the chemical substance that is dissolved in a solvent is referred to as solute. Solution chemistry plays an important role in chemistry since it supports many commercial applications of solutions.

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PROBLEM 3: Water and phenol are mixed and the phase diagram is shown below (FIG. 3).
a. How many phases will exist in the mixture that results by mixing 50 g of phenol and 100 g of water at
55°C?
b. What is the highest temperature in which phenol and water will form two-layered system? What is the
critical concentration?
c. Point A in the diagram corresponds to a two-layered mixture containing 40 g phenol and 100 g water at
42°C. What is the concentration (g phenol in 100 g water) of the phenol-rich layer?
d. For mixture A, referred to in (c), what is the ratio of the weight of the phenol-rich layer to that of the
water-rich layer?
e. What is the lowest temperature to which mixture A in (d) should be heated for it to become one-layered?

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