What is the boiling point of compound B?Which is more volatile, compound A or compound B?Suppose you mix 1.0 mole of compound A and 4.0 moles of compound B at room temperature (with no air), then heat it. At temperature will the first vapor appear?For the mixture in #3, what will be the composition (mole fraction) in the first vapor? If you have an initial liquid with a mole fraction of A of 0.1, how many theoretical plates are necessary to prepare a mixture which is at least 50% (mole percent) of A? If you have an initial liquid with a mole fraction of A of 0.1, how many theoretical plates are necessary to prepare a mixture which is at least 50% (mole percent) of C? 120120Compounds A and BP= I alm110100807070020.410Mole fraction of component ACompondi Cand DP=T atm10010095020410Mole fraction of component CO) anauadua

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What is the boiling point of compound B?
Which is more volatile, compound A or compound B?
Suppose you mix 1.0 mole of compound A and 4.0 moles of compound B at room temperature (with no air), then heat it. At temperature will the first vapor appear?
For the mixture in #3, what will be the composition (mole fraction) in the first vapor?
If you have an initial liquid with a mole fraction of A of 0.1, how many theoretical plates are necessary to prepare a mixture which is at least 50% (mole percent) of A?
If you have an initial liquid with a mole fraction of A of 0.1, how many theoretical plates are necessary to prepare a mixture which is at least 50% (mole percent) of C?

120
120
Compounds A and B
P= I alm
110
100
80
70
70
02
0.4
10
Mole fraction of component A
Compondi Cand D
P=T atm
100
100
95
02
04
10
Mole fraction of component C
O) anauadua

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