Substances A and B are two miscible liquids that behave as an ideal mixture. Use the following liquid- vapor phase diagram for a mixture of A and B to answer questions a - c. The diagram is for atmospheric pressure = 760 torr. %3D vapor 80- 60- liquid 60- 50. 40- 10% A SO A composition (mo%) 1. What are the boiling points of the pure liquids A and B? Fill in the number only, NO units, N decimal point. bpt. A = 0.1 °C bpt B = 0.9 °C %3D temperature (C)

Substances A and B are two miscible liquids that behave as an ideal mixture. Use the following liquid- vapor phase diagram for a mixture of A and B to answer questions a - c. The diagram is for atmospheric pressure = 760 torr. %3D vapor 80- 60- liquid 60- 50. 40- 10% A SO A composition (mo%) 1. What are the boiling points of the pure liquids A and B? Fill in the number only, NO units, N decimal point. bpt. A = 0.1 °C bpt B = 0.9 °C %3D temperature (C)

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