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In the system A + B, activity coefficients can be expressed by the one-parameter Margules equation with A12 = 0.5. The vapor pressures of A and B at 80oC are PAsat = 900 mmHg, PBsat = 600 mmHg. Is there an azeotrope in this system at 80oC, and if so, what is the azeotrope pressure and composition?
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