Show by calculations whether these are good data. Compute the minimum work toseparate (at 20°C) a 16.67 mass per cent ammonia solution into pure gaseous ammoniaat 760 mm Hg pressure and pure liquid water at 760 mm Hg pressure.hexane at a total 10-9 The following data have been taken on the partial pressures of water and ammoniaover their liquid solutions at 20°C:g of NH3PartialPartialPressure NH3,Pressure H2O,1000 g of H2Oin Liquidmm Hgmm Hg17.52012.017.12515.017.03018.216.94024.916.75031.716.57550.015.910069.615.315011414.120016112.9250227-11.630029810.56430

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Show by calculations whether these are good data. Compute the minimum work to separate (at 20°C) a 16.67 mass per cent ammonia solution into pure gaseous ammonia at 760 mm Hg pressure and pure liquid water at 760 mm Hg pressure.

Show by calculations whether these are good data. Compute the minimum work to separate (at 20°C) a 16.67 mass per cent ammonia solution into pure gaseous ammonia at 760 mm Hg pressure and pure liquid water at 760 mm Hg pressure.

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