The vapor pressure of component C is 272 torr, and that of component E is 176 torr at 35°C. The C-E solution at 35°C with x=0.200has a vapor pressure of 904.2 torr and vapor composition of X30.272.1. Calculate y, for Cand for Ein this solution.2. Calculate a, for C+ and for Ein this solution.3. Calculate u,H for component C+ U/mol) and E• (/mol).4. Calculate A,G =mix(J) for the corresponding ideal solution.

To Find: 1) To fine the value of γi for both the component C and E. 2) To find the value of ai for…

The vapor pressure of component C is 272 torr, and that of component E is 176 torr at 35°C. The C-E solution at 35°C with x=0.200 has a vapor pressure of 904.2 torr and vapor composition of x=0.272. 1. Calculate y, for C and for E in this solution. 2. Calculate a, for C + . and for E + in this solution. 3. Calculate u,H for component C • U/mol) and E : U/mol). 4. Calculate A G= (J) for the corresponding ideal solution. mix

The vapor pressure of component C is 272 torr, and that of component E is 176 torr at 35°C. The C-E solution at 35°C with x=0.200 has a vapor pressure of 904.2 torr and vapor composition of x=0.272. 1. Calculate y, for C and for E in this solution. 2. Calculate a, for C + . and for E + in this solution. 3. Calculate u,H for component C • U/mol) and E : U/mol). 4. Calculate A G= (J) for the corresponding ideal solution. mix

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