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The vapour pressure of C5H12 at 25oC is 0.674 bar and that of C6H14 is 0.198 bar. You may assume that these liquids form an ideal solution.
(a) Using a graphing program, plot the bubble point line and the dew point line for this system on a pressureâcomposition (of C6H14) phase diagram. Make sure that the axes are properly labelled and that you indicate which phase(s) is/are stable in the various regions of the diagram.
The vapour pressure of C5H12 at 25oC is 0.674 bar and that of C6H14 is 0.198 bar. You may assume that these liquids form an ideal solution.
(a) Using a graphing program, plot the bubble point line and the dew point line for this system on a pressureâcomposition (of C6H14) phase diagram. Make sure that the axes are properly labelled and that you indicate which phase(s) is/are stable in the various regions of the diagram.
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