25. Benzene and toluene form a nearly ideal solution. A benzene/toluene solution contains 30 mol% benzene. The composition of the vapour above this solution is 60.0 mol % toluene. What is the ratio of the vapour pressure of pure benzene to the vapour pressure of pure toluene A) 1 9 14 B) D) 14 NIN NIN vap benzene pap toluene

25. Benzene and toluene form a nearly ideal solution. A benzene/toluene solution contains 30 mol% benzene. The composition of the vapour above this solution is 60.0 mol % toluene. What is the ratio of the vapour pressure of pure benzene to the vapour pressure of pure toluene A) 1 9 14 B) D) 14 NIN NIN vap benzene pap toluene

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Chapter84: Fractional Distillation, Azeotropes

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