A gas mixture of benzene and toluene is 60:40 by mole with no other gasses present. At 75 degrees C, what is the dew point pressure? Vapor pressure of benzene is 648 mm Hg. Vapor pressure of toluene is 244 mm Hg.
Question options: 390 mm Hg, 294 mm Hg, 683 mm Hg, 523 mm Hg, 489 mm Hg, 760 mm Hg
A gas mixture of benzene and toluene is 60:40 by mole with no other gasses present. At 75 degrees C, what is the dew point pressure? Vapor pressure of benzene is 648 mm Hg. Vapor pressure of toluene is 244 mm Hg.
Question options: 390 mm Hg, 294 mm Hg, 683 mm Hg, 523 mm Hg, 489 mm Hg, 760 mm Hg
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