Question 8Which of the following phase diagrams corresponds to a system wherein boiling occurs before the two liquids are fully miscible?TIK|210Compositionof onechaneP.1VapourP.2292290P.2Compostionof secondphaseuid.P= 2Liquia273LiquidP.1Liquid, P- 2Mole fraction of B,Mole fraction of B.BDEОЕO ADO Bооос оTemperature, T

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Which of the following phase diagrams corresponds to a system wherein boiling occurs before the two liquids are fully miscib TIK |210 Composition of one phase P.1 Vapour P.2 292 290 P=2 Liquid, P=2 Liquid 273 Liquid 61 P.1 Liquid, P=2 Mole fraction of B, x Mole traction of B. A в D E O E A C B

Which of the following phase diagrams corresponds to a system wherein boiling occurs before the two liquids are fully miscib TIK |210 Composition of one phase P.1 Vapour P.2 292 290 P=2 Liquid, P=2 Liquid 273 Liquid 61 P.1 Liquid, P=2 Mole fraction of B, x Mole traction of B. A в D E O E A C B

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