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Compounds A and B have the following vapor pressures: 150oF: PA=600mmHg PB=500mmHg 200oF: PA=1000mmHgPB=950mmHg Assume that...

Compounds A and B have the following vapor pressures:

150oF: PA=600mmHg PB=500mmHg

200oF: PA=1000mmHgPB=950mmHg

Assume that these compounds form ideal solution, calculate the vapor mole fraction of A and the total pressure VLE when the liquid mole fraction of A is 0.50 and the temperature 175oF.

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