Pleee help, I will upvote 7. Consider the following T-z-y and P-r-y diagrams for the binary system methanol-ethlyl acetate (Murti, P.,& Van Winkle, M. (1958) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Chemical and Engineering Data Series 3.1 (1958):72-81)(a) ((b)TEMPERATURE CTOTAL PRESSURE MMHG6005004003002000.00.2760 MM.T. 60cT-50°C0.40.6X, (METHANOLT: 40° C0.81- At what pressure does pure ethyl acetate boil at 50 °C?1.0) What is the boiling temperature of pure methanol at 760 mmHg?Continuation of problem 7(c)- Consider a mixture of 1 mole of methanol and 4 moles of ethyl acetate at 550 mmHg. What isthe composition (mole fractions) of the liquid and gas phases if the system is maintained in equilibrium at 60 °C?(c) ( ts) Consider a mixture of 5 moles of methanol and 15 moles of ethyl acetate at 760 mmHg. What isthe composition (mole fractions) of the liquid and gas phases if the system is maintained in equilibrium at 70 °C?(d) (.. .) Consider a mixture of 5 moles of methanol and 15 moles of ethyl acetate at 760 mmHg. Howmany moles are there in each phase if the system is maintained in equilibrium at 70 °C?

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7. Consider the following T-z-y and P-z-y diagrams for the binary system methanol-ethlyl acetate (Murti, P., & Van Winkle, M. (1958) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Chemical and Engineering Data Series 3.1 (1958): 72-81) TURE C 75

7. Consider the following T-z-y and P-z-y diagrams for the binary system methanol-ethlyl acetate (Murti, P., & Van Winkle, M. (1958) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Chemical and Engineering Data Series 3.1 (1958): 72-81) TURE C 75

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7. Consider the following T-z-y and P-r-y diagrams for the binary system methanol-ethlyl acetate (Murti, P.,
& Van Winkle, M. (1958) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Chemical and Engineering Data Series 3.1 (1958):
72-81)
(a) (
(b)
TEMPERATURE C
TOTAL PRESSURE MMHG
600
500
400
300
200
0.0
0.2
760 MM.
T. 60c
T-50°C
0.4
0.6
X, (METHANOL
T: 40° C
0.8
1
- At what pressure does pure ethyl acetate boil at 50 °C?
1.0
) What is the boiling temperature of pure methanol at 760 mmHg?
Continuation of problem 7
(c)
- Consider a mixture of 1 mole of methanol and 4 moles of ethyl acetate at 550 mmHg. What is
the composition (mole fractions) of the liquid and gas phases if the system is maintained in equilibrium at 60 °C?
(c) ( ts) Consider a mixture of 5 moles of methanol and 15 moles of ethyl acetate at 760 mmHg. What is
the composition (mole fractions) of the liquid and gas phases if the system is maintained in equilibrium at 70 °C?
(d) (.. .) Consider a mixture of 5 moles of methanol and 15 moles of ethyl acetate at 760 mmHg. How
many moles are there in each phase if the system is maintained in equilibrium at 70 °C?

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