Calculate the composition of the phases resulting from a mixture with the

composition of point $A$ in the following diagram. If the initial composition does not

split into two phases, answer $"$N$/$A$"$ to all compositions.

Furfural $\%$ of Furfural$-$rich phase

Ethylene Glycol $\%$ of Furfural$-$rich phase

Furfural $\%$ of Water$-$rich phase

Ethylene Glycol $\%$ of Water$-$rich phase

Water $\%$ of Furfural$-$rich phase

Water $\%$ of Water$-$rich phase

$1.$

N$/$A

$2.$

$0$

$3.$

$5$

$4.$

$9$

$5.$

$13$

$6.$

$18$

$7.$

$20$

$8.$

$25$

$9.$

$30$

$10.$

$36$

$11.$

$45$

$12.$

$52$

$13.$

$58$

$14.$

$67$

$15.$

$73$

$16.$

$75$

$17.$

$79$

$18.$

$83$

$19.$

$90$

$20.$

$95$

$21.$

$100$

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The phase on the left of the curve is the "furfural rich". The phase on the right is the "water$-$rich"

First calculate the compositions of each phase on your own.

Then select the options from the drop$-$down menu that best match your calculations $($your exact numbers might not be available... choose the closest one that makes sense$).$

Make sure that your choices for each phase sum$-$up to $100\%$