At 1 atm, a mixture of octane and methylbenzene boils at 135.8 degrees Celsius with a composition of 60% methylbenzene. The boiling points of methylbenzene and octane are 110.6 and 125.6 degrees Celsius, respectively. Draw a boiling point-composition diagram for the octane-methylbenzene mixture system, including all significant labels.

At 1 atm, a mixture of octane and methylbenzene boils at 135.8 degrees Celsius with a composition of 60% methylbenzene. The boiling points of methylbenzene and octane are 110.6 and 125.6 degrees Celsius, respectively. Draw a boiling point-composition diagram for the octane-methylbenzene mixture system, including all significant labels.

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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