Benzene (species A) is often added to ethanol (species B) to denature the ethanol. Estimate the liquid-phase
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Benzene (species A) is often added to ethanol (species B) to denature the ethanol. Estimate the liquid-phase diffusion of benzene in ethanol (DAB), and ethanol in benzene (DBA) at 288 K by two methods: the Wilke–Chang equation the Scheibel equation. Why does DAB ≠ DBA?
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A Benzene C 6 H 6 liquid B Ethanol C 2 H 6 O liquid M A 7811 ggmole M B 4607 ggmole Interpolate ...View the full answer
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