Q3: An equimolar liquid mixture of ethanol and water is in equilibrium with its vapor at 50° C. Calculate: (1) The system pressure (2) The composition of the vapor. (3) The average molecular mass of the liquid phase. Antoine constants |Component A Water Ethanol 3816.44- 46.13 3703.98- 41.01 18.30 16.91

Q3: An equimolar liquid mixture of ethanol and water is in equilibrium with its vapor at 50° C. Calculate: (1) The system pressure (2) The composition of the vapor. (3) The average molecular mass of the liquid phase. Antoine constants |Component A Water Ethanol 3816.44- 46.13 3703.98- 41.01 18.30 16.91

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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