A single Px 1 data point is available for a binary system at 35C. Estimate from the
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A single P–x1 data point is available for a binary system at 35°C. Estimate from the data:
(a) The corresponding value of y1.
(b) The total pressure at 35°C for an equimolar liquid mixture.
(c) Whether azeotropy is likely at 35°C.
Data: At 25°C, Psat1 = 120.2 and Psat2 = 73.9 kPa
For x1 = 0.389, P = 108.6 kPa
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