Part E Benzene and heptane form regular solution at T=300K. For this solution it is found that w=1.48. Assume XC6H6=0.50.▶▶▶Part APart BPart CPart DPart ECalculate also the vapor pressure of benzene over this solution assuming regular solution conditions. Assume the vapor pressure of benzene at T=300K is 13330 PaPbenzene=6665μAPaSubmit Previous Answers Request AnswerX Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining?✓✓

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Benzene and heptane form a regular solution at T=300K. For this solution it is found that w=1.48. Assume XC6H6=0.50.

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