Toluene (CoH5CH3) has a vapor pressure of 0.038 atm, while benzene (CoH6) has a vapor pressure of 0.13 atm. If 0.89 moles of toluene and 0.77 moles of benzene are mixed, what is the vapor pressure of the resulting solution (assume 25°C throughout)? Report to two decimal places regardless of sig figs.

Toluene (CoH5CH3) has a vapor pressure of 0.038 atm, while benzene (CoH6) has a vapor pressure of 0.13 atm. If 0.89 moles of toluene and 0.77 moles of benzene are mixed, what is the vapor pressure of the resulting solution (assume 25°C throughout)? Report to two decimal places regardless of sig figs.

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