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An ideal solution is made up from the volatile liquids A and B, for which PAº...

An ideal solution is made up from the volatile liquids A and B, for which PAº = 125 Torr and PBº = 58.1 Torr at 298.15 K. As the pressure is reduced the first vapor (first bubble) is observed at a total pressure of 79.2 Torr.

(a) What is the mol fraction of B in the liquid when the first vapor forms?

(b) What is the mol fraction of substance A in the vapor phase when the first vapor forms?

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Data Given : PoA=125 Torr ; PoB=58.1 Torr ; P=79.2 Torr

(a) Now to solve this , we will make use of Roult's Law.

Roult's law for component A,

YAP =XA* PoA .............(1)

Where,

YA =Mole fraction of component A in vapour phase

P= Total pressure

XA =mole fraction of component A in liquid phase

PoA= Vapour pressure of component A

Similarly we can write Roult's Law for B,

YBP =XB* PoB .............(2)

Now for a Binary mixture we have two additional mixture

XA + XB = 1             .................(3)

YA + YB = 1    .........(4)

Adding equation (1) and (2)

(YA+YB) P =XA* PoA + XB* PoB

substituting YA+YB =1 and XA=1-XB in above eqation

P =(1-XB)* PoA + XB* PoB

Substituing all the known values in above equation

79.2 = (1-XB)*125+XB*58.1

On solving above equation we get , XB=0.6846

(b) Substituting, value of XB=0.6846 in equation in equation (3)

            XA=1-XB = 1-0.6846 = 0.3154

Substituting all the known values in equation (1)

YA*79.2= 0.3154*125

From above equation , YA=0.4978


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