Question 3The vapor pressures of pure compounds Aand B at 25.00 °C are 70.8 torr and 88.6 torr,respectively. What is the total vaporpressure (in torr) above a solution with themolar ratio of A to Bis equal to exactly 3:2?Question 4What is the mole fraction of benzene in theliquid phase of a mixture of benzene andtoluene which at 20 °C has the total vaporpressure equal to 49.4 torr? (At 20 °C thevapor pressure of pure benzene is 75.0 torr,and the vapor pressure of pure toluene is21.8 torr.)Filters

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The vapor pressures of pure compounds A and B at 25.00 °C are 70.8 torr and 88.6 torr, respectively. What is the total vapor pressure (in torr) above a solution with the molar ratio of A to B is equal to exactly 3:2?

The vapor pressures of pure compounds A and B at 25.00 °C are 70.8 torr and 88.6 torr, respectively. What is the total vapor pressure (in torr) above a solution with the molar ratio of A to B is equal to exactly 3:2?

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