Tuture is 220 R. B- The pressure in a vessel containing methane and water at 70°C is 10 atm. At the given temperature, the Henry's law constant for methane is 6.66 * 10 atm/mole fraction and vapor pressure of water at 70 °C is 0.3117 bar. Estimate the mole fraction of methane in the liquid. P₁ = 103 H = 4.66

Tuture is 220 R. B- The pressure in a vessel containing methane and water at 70°C is 10 atm. At the given temperature, the Henry's law constant for methane is 6.66 * 10 atm/mole fraction and vapor pressure of water at 70 °C is 0.3117 bar. Estimate the mole fraction of methane in the liquid. P₁ = 103 H = 4.66

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Chapter12: Solutions

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