One component of an ideal binary solution has a pure component vapor pressure equal to one-fourth the total pressure of the vapor mixture. The components constitutes 20 mole % of liquid phase. What is its mole fraction in the vapor phase?

One component of an ideal binary solution has a pure component vapor pressure equal to one-fourth the total pressure of the vapor mixture. The components constitutes 20 mole % of liquid phase. What is its mole fraction in the vapor phase?

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Chapter12: Solutions

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