What is the total vapor pressure at 20°C of a liquid solution containing 0.35 mole fraction benzene, C6 H6, and 0.65 mole fraction toluene, C6 H5 CH3 ? Assume that Raoult's law holds for each component of the solution. The vapor pressure of pure benzene at 20°C is 75 mmHg; that of toluene at 20°C is 22 mmHg.

What is the total vapor pressure at 20°C of a liquid solution containing 0.35 mole fraction benzene, C6 H6, and 0.65 mole fraction toluene, C6 H5 CH3 ? Assume that Raoult's law holds for each component of the solution. The vapor pressure of pure benzene at 20°C is 75 mmHg; that of toluene at 20°C is 22 mmHg.

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