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Calculate the fugacity of liquid water in a binary liquid mixture with 40 mole % water...

Calculate the fugacity of liquid water in a binary liquid mixture with 40 mole % water and 60 mole % ethanol at 70°C. The following activity coefficient data, at infinite dilution, are available: yinfinite H2O. = 2.62 and yinfinite ethanol = 7.24

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Fugacity of liquid water = 0.24 bar

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Here, activity coefficient is represented by

Amanda K answered 6 months ago
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