Płots of AG" of vaporization vs the pressure(gas) for butane and benzene areshown below. At 1 atm, the boling point of butane is 272 K and the boling point ofbenzene is 353 K.Assign the plots to the corresponding gas and temperature system.A) A = P(butane) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at275 K; C = P(benzene) at 300 K10-B)A = P(benzene) at 275 K; B = P(benzene)at 300 K; C = P(butane) at 300 KC)A = P(butane) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at275 K; C = P(benzene) at 275 K-10-D)A = P(benzene) at 275 K: B = P(butane) at300 K; C = P(benzene) at 300 K15-Pressure(gas) in atmE)A = P(benzene) at 300 K; B = P(benzene)at 275 K; C = P(butane) at 300 K

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Płots of AG" of vaporization vs the pressure(gas) for butane and benzene are shown below. At 1 atm, the bolling point of butane is 272 K and the boling point of benzene is 353 K. Assign the plots to the corresponding gas and temperature system. A) A = P(butane) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at 275 K; C = P(benzene) at 300 K %3D 10- B)A = P(benzene) at 275 K; B = P(benzene) at 300 K; C = P(butane) at 300 K C)A = P(butane) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at 275 K; C = P(benzene) at 275 K -10 D)A = P(benzene) at 275 K; B = P(butane) at 300 K; C = P(benzene) at 300 K 15- Pressure(gas) in atm E)A = P(benzene) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at 275 K; C = P(butane) at 300K

Płots of AG" of vaporization vs the pressure(gas) for butane and benzene are shown below. At 1 atm, the bolling point of butane is 272 K and the boling point of benzene is 353 K. Assign the plots to the corresponding gas and temperature system. A) A = P(butane) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at 275 K; C = P(benzene) at 300 K %3D 10- B)A = P(benzene) at 275 K; B = P(benzene) at 300 K; C = P(butane) at 300 K C)A = P(butane) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at 275 K; C = P(benzene) at 275 K -10 D)A = P(benzene) at 275 K; B = P(butane) at 300 K; C = P(benzene) at 300 K 15- Pressure(gas) in atm E)A = P(benzene) at 300 K; B = P(benzene) at 275 K; C = P(butane) at 300K

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