Using (i) a right triangular plot and (ii) an equilateral triangular plot, solve the following problem graphically.The following mixtures are completely mixed to form mixture D:MixtureMass (kg)% NaCI% KCI% H2OA505050В1002080C7540601. Adding first mixtures A and B to yield the resultant mixture F. Then, add mixture F to mixture C to locate mixtureD.2. If 25 kg of H2O was removed from mixture D to produce mixture E, locate E and determine its composition. 10010.90208030,704060So60404070303080202090,10100102030405060708090100XNaCl, mass percent NaCl10203040 5060708090100XNaCl. percent mass of NaCI060909XKCI, percent mass of KCIXKCI, mass percent KCIXH,0, mass percent H20

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The following mixtures are completely mixed to form mixture D: Mixture Mass (kg) % NaCI % KCI % H2O A 50 50 50 В 100 20 80 C 75 40 60 1. Adding first mixtures A and B to yield the resultant mixture F. Then, add mixture F to mixture C to locate mixture D. 2. If 25 kg of H20 was removed from mixture D to produce mixture E, locate E and determine its composition.

The following mixtures are completely mixed to form mixture D: Mixture Mass (kg) % NaCI % KCI % H2O A 50 50 50 В 100 20 80 C 75 40 60 1. Adding first mixtures A and B to yield the resultant mixture F. Then, add mixture F to mixture C to locate mixture D. 2. If 25 kg of H20 was removed from mixture D to produce mixture E, locate E and determine its composition.

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Author:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

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Chapter3: Melting Points And Boiling Points

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