Consider the following two temperature vs composition phase diagrams of two ideal binarymixtures – one consisting of liquids A and Band the other consisting of liquids Cand D- withTAi TB, Tc, and Tp being the boiling point temperatures of A, B, C, and D respectively at constantpressure. The curves in red are the vaporization curves while the curves in blue are thecondensation curves. PA, PB, Pc, and Pp* are the vapour pressures of A, B, C, and D respectively.Tg - TA is greater than Tp* - Te. The number of vaporization-condensation cycles required toachieve greater than 99 % purity in the first solution is NAB and the number of vaporization-condensation cycles required to achieve greater than 99 % purity in the second solution is NcDWhich of the following statements is true?Mole fraction, xMole fraction, x.O A. NAB NCD and pa* > PB*B. NAB NCDand Pa* < PB*C. NAB = NCD and Pa* > PB*D. NAB NCD and PA> PB*E. NAB NCDand pD* > PcO OTemperature, TTemperature, T

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Consider the following two temperature vs composition phase diagrams of two ideal binary mixtures - one consisting of liquids A and B and the other consisting of liquids Cand D- with TA, TB, Te, and Tp being the boiling point temperatures of A, B, C, and D respectively at constant pressure. The curves in red are the vaporization curves while the curves in blue are the condensation curves. PA, Pe, P, and Pp* are the vapour pressures of A, B, C, and D respectively. Tg - TA is greater than Tp-Tc: The number of vaporization-condensation cycles required to achieve greater than 99 % purity in the first solution is NAg and the number of vaporization- condensation cycles required to achieve greater than 99 % purity in the second solution is NcD Which of the following stat aments is true?

Consider the following two temperature vs composition phase diagrams of two ideal binary mixtures - one consisting of liquids A and B and the other consisting of liquids Cand D- with TA, TB, Te, and Tp being the boiling point temperatures of A, B, C, and D respectively at constant pressure. The curves in red are the vaporization curves while the curves in blue are the condensation curves. PA, Pe, P, and Pp* are the vapour pressures of A, B, C, and D respectively. Tg - TA is greater than Tp-Tc: The number of vaporization-condensation cycles required to achieve greater than 99 % purity in the first solution is NAg and the number of vaporization- condensation cycles required to achieve greater than 99 % purity in the second solution is NcD Which of the following stat aments is true?

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