The vapor pressures of pure ethyt alcohol and pure isopropylalcohal are 603 mnHg and 452 mnitgat25°C. respectively. What is the isopropyl alcohol mole percent in the vapor in equlitrium witha iqud micture compored dl ethyl alcohol and isopropyl alcohol in which the mole fraction of ethyl akcoholis0.130?

The vapor pressures of pure ethyt alcohol and pure isopropylalcohal are 603 mnHg and 452 mnitgat25°C. respectively. What is the isopropyl alcohol mole percent in the vapor in equlitrium witha iqud micture compored dl ethyl alcohol and isopropyl alcohol in which the mole fraction of ethyl akcoholis0.130?

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter11: Solutions

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