Taking.inte.assount the following temperatures and enthalpies of fusion: benzene, 5.5Cº, 30.4 cal, /g; cyclohexane (CH12) 6.6 Cº, 7.47 cal, /g; represents the T-x phase diagram for both components and calculates the eutectic temperature and composition, assuming that the liquid solutions are ideal and that no solid solution is formed. Neglect the dependence of AHwa on temperature. Compare the eutectic temperature and composition with the experimental values: -42.5C° and 73.5% in cyclohexane.

Taking.inte.assount the following temperatures and enthalpies of fusion: benzene, 5.5Cº, 30.4 cal, /g; cyclohexane (CH12) 6.6 Cº, 7.47 cal, /g; represents the T-x phase diagram for both components and calculates the eutectic temperature and composition, assuming that the liquid solutions are ideal and that no solid solution is formed. Neglect the dependence of AHwa on temperature. Compare the eutectic temperature and composition with the experimental values: -42.5C° and 73.5% in cyclohexane.

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