Question 2. a) Calculate the bubble point of a binary liquid solution containing 0.30 mole fraction of the more volatile component (MVVC) at 1 bar pressure. b) What is the dew point of the vapor mixture containing 30 mol percent MVC at 1 bar. c) Find the compositions of equilibrium liquid and vapor phases at 94 °C and 1 bar The system obeys Raoult's and Dalton's laws and its relative volatility is 3.0. The variation of vapor pressure of the less volatile component with temperature is given by the expression; 1750 log På = 7.62 where Pg is in (mbar) and T in Kelvin. T

Question 2. a) Calculate the bubble point of a binary liquid solution containing 0.30 mole fraction of the more volatile component (MVVC) at 1 bar pressure. b) What is the dew point of the vapor mixture containing 30 mol percent MVC at 1 bar. c) Find the compositions of equilibrium liquid and vapor phases at 94 °C and 1 bar The system obeys Raoult's and Dalton's laws and its relative volatility is 3.0. The variation of vapor pressure of the less volatile component with temperature is given by the expression; 1750 log På = 7.62 where Pg is in (mbar) and T in Kelvin. T

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