(Torr) 300 250 200 P 0 Liquid (1) Itv H Vapor (v) E XB 1 0.32 0.46 0.60 0.70 0.80 1 Let the two-component system contain 10.00 mol of C and 8.5 mol of B and have pressure of 200 Torr. How many phases are present in the system? Find the number of moles of B and C present in each phase.

(Torr) 300 250 200 P 0 Liquid (1) Itv H Vapor (v) E XB 1 0.32 0.46 0.60 0.70 0.80 1 Let the two-component system contain 10.00 mol of C and 8.5 mol of B and have pressure of 200 Torr. How many phases are present in the system? Find the number of moles of B and C present in each phase.

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(Torr)
300
250
200
Pe
0
Liquid (1)
1+v
H
Vapor (v)
I
XB
E
F
T
I
I
T
1
1
T
0.32 0.46 0.60 0.70 0.80
1
PR
Let the two-component system contain 10.00 mol of C and
8.5 mol of B and have pressure of 200 Torr. How many
phases are present in the system? Find the number of moles
of B and C present in each phase.

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