QUESTION 6 a) A mixture of liquid K and water forms a non-ideal solution with a minimum boiling point at 89 °C when the composition of water is 55 %. Boiling point of liquid K and water are 94°C and 100°C, respectively Construct the boiling point-composition diagram for the mixture system with all points and curves on the diagram.

QUESTION 6 a) A mixture of liquid K and water forms a non-ideal solution with a minimum boiling point at 89 °C when the composition of water is 55 %. Boiling point of liquid K and water are 94°C and 100°C, respectively Construct the boiling point-composition diagram for the mixture system with all points and curves on the diagram.

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