Question 11Based on the graph, what is the estimated number of theoretical plates of the fractional distillation involved?Vapourcompositiona2T2T3Boilingtemperatureof liquidMole fraction of A, zATemperature-Composition Diagram2Temperature, T

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stion 11 Based on the graph, what is the estimated number of theoretical plates of the fractional distillation involved? Vapour composition T2 Boiling temperature of liquid 1 Mole fraction of A, zA Temperature-Composition Diagram O 2 O 1 Temperature, T

stion 11 Based on the graph, what is the estimated number of theoretical plates of the fractional distillation involved? Vapour composition T2 Boiling temperature of liquid 1 Mole fraction of A, zA Temperature-Composition Diagram O 2 O 1 Temperature, T

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