The vapour pressures of acetone and benzene at 65oC are 580mmHg and 475mmHg respectively if 5.8g...

The vapour pressures of acetone and benzene at 65^oC are 580mmHg and 475mmHg respectively

if 5.8g of acetone is mixed with 15.6g of benzene what is the total vapour pressure at 65^oC

Will this mixture distill at 65^oC? Explain

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