Dry nitrogen is bubbled though benzene at 800 mmHg and 323 K at a rate of 100 m per minute. Nitrogen is saturated with benzene vapor leaves at 740 mmHg and 313 K at a rate of 138.5 m per minute. State your assumptions and calculate the following: a. 's) The vapor pressure of benzene at 313 K. b. s) The composition of the final mixture in kilograms of benzene vapor per kilogram of nitrogen.

Dry nitrogen is bubbled though benzene at 800 mmHg and 323 K at a rate of 100 m per minute. Nitrogen is saturated with benzene vapor leaves at 740 mmHg and 313 K at a rate of 138.5 m per minute. State your assumptions and calculate the following: a. 's) The vapor pressure of benzene at 313 K. b. s) The composition of the final mixture in kilograms of benzene vapor per kilogram of nitrogen.

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Chapter16: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

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