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The bubble pressure for the system benzene-Formaldehyde at x = 0.6 is (kPa)? O 3.0 O 21 O 9.5 O3.2 O210

The bubble pressure for the system benzene-Formaldehyde at x = 0.6 is (kPa)? O 3.0 O 21 O 9.5 O3.2 O210

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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ISBN:9781259696527
Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
Publisher:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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A0- 240 150 20- 100 40 Q Zoom image The bubble pressure for the system benzene-Formaldehyde at x = 0.6 is (kPa)? 3.0 O 21 9.5 3.2 O210 SUBMIT ANSWER 74 F Haze
Transcribed Image Text:A0- 240 150 20- 100 40 Q Zoom image The bubble pressure for the system benzene-Formaldehyde at x = 0.6 is (kPa)? 3.0 O 21 9.5 3.2 O210 SUBMIT ANSWER 74 F Haze
Question 23/39 Answer is mandatory The following is Pxy diagrams for the four systems at T = 25°C: A) Benzene-Formaldehyde, B) Benzene-Diethyl ketone, C) Water-Acetic acid, and D) Water Formic acie %3D 600.00 Behzene-Formaldehyde 500.00 12.00- Benzene - Diethyl Ketone 10.00 200.00 00 - 200.00 10000 4.00 00 00 0.20 G.40 400 00 100 0.20 x Benzene 00 1.00 x Benzene 1.40 Water+ Acetic acid Water-Formic acid 3.20 150 100 s00 280 430 2.00 00- 220- 00 2.00 00 x H20 o search 78°F Haze II Pressure Pa)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 23/39 Answer is mandatory The following is Pxy diagrams for the four systems at T = 25°C: A) Benzene-Formaldehyde, B) Benzene-Diethyl ketone, C) Water-Acetic acid, and D) Water Formic acie %3D 600.00 Behzene-Formaldehyde 500.00 12.00- Benzene - Diethyl Ketone 10.00 200.00 00 - 200.00 10000 4.00 00 00 0.20 G.40 400 00 100 0.20 x Benzene 00 1.00 x Benzene 1.40 Water+ Acetic acid Water-Formic acid 3.20 150 100 s00 280 430 2.00 00- 220- 00 2.00 00 x H20 o search 78°F Haze II Pressure Pa)
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x = 0.6

In P- xy diagram the lower curve is called dew point curve and the upper curve is called bubble point curve.

 

 

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