T1The saturated vapour pressure (VP) (p) and partial VP (p) of a mixture of propanone(acetone, A) and chloroform (tricloro-methane, C) was measured at 35 °C with thefollowing results:Xcpc (Torr)PA (Torr)003470.20352700.40821850.601421020.80219371.02930a. What are the saturated VPs of the two components?b. Confirm that mixture conforms to Raoult's Law for the component in large excess.c. Confirm that mixture conforms to Henry's Law for the minor component.d. Estimate the value of Henry's Law constant for the component.

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