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Styrene is manufactured by catalytic dehydrogenation of ethylbenzene followed by vacuum distillation to separate styrene from unreacted ethylbenzene. Typical feed conditions for an industrial distillation unit are 77°C (350.6 K) and 100 torr (13.33 kPa). Based on the properties of these substances, and assuming that the hypothesis of ideal gas and ideal liquid solution are suitable for this system at low pressure, estimate the values of the equilibrium ratios K for each component and the relative volatilit

Styrene is manufactured by catalytic dehydrogenation of ethylbenzene followed by vacuum distillation to separate styrene from unreacted ethylbenzene. Typical feed conditions for an industrial distillation unit are 77°C (350.6 K) and 100 torr (13.33 kPa). Based on the properties of these substances, and assuming that the hypothesis of ideal gas and ideal liquid solution are suitable for this system at low pressure, estimate the values of the equilibrium ratios K for each component and the relative volatilit

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Styrene is manufactured by catalytic dehydrogenation of ethylbenzene followed by vacuum distillation to separate styrene from unreacted ethylbenzene. Typical feed conditions for an industrial distillation unit are 77°C (350.6 K) and 100 torr (13.33 kPa). Based on the properties of these substances, and assuming that the hypothesis of ideal gas and ideal liquid solution are suitable for this system at low pressure, estimate the values of the equilibrium ratios K for each component and the relative volatilit 

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