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A liquid mixture containing 25 mole % methanol and 75 mole % water, which
components are miscible in all proportions, is heated at a constant pressure of 1 atm from
a temperature of 60 0 C to 100 0 C. Using the following experimental T-x-y data, answer
the following questions
Experimental T-x-y data for the water/methanol system
Temp, 0 C y Methanol x Methanol Temp, 0 C y Methanol x Methanol
64.5 1.000 1.000 81.7 0.579 0.200
65.0 0.979 0.950 84.4 0.517 0.150
66.0 0.958 0.900 87.7 0.418 0.100
67.5 0.15 0.800 89.3 0.365 0.080
69.3 0.870 0.700 91.2 0.304 0.060
71.2 0.825 0.600 93.5 0.230 0.040
73.1 0.779 0.500 96.4 0.134 0.020
75.3 0.729 0.400 100.0 0.000 0.000
78.0 0.665 0.300

(a) Construct a T-x-y diagram for the system. Use this diagram to help you answer the
following questions.
(b) Does this system form an azeotropic mixture? Do you think Raoult’s law can predict
the vapour liquid equilibrium behavior of this system? Why?
(c) At what temperature does vaporization begin?
(d) What is the composition of the first bubble formed of the equilibrium vapour?
(e) What is the temperature required to evaporate 25 mol% of the liquid mixture? What is
the composition of the residual liquid? Assume that the entire vapour formed is retained
in the apparatus and that it is completely mixed and in equilibrium with the residual
liquid.
(f) What is the composition of the residual liquid and vapour when 90 mol% of the liquid
mixture is vapourized?

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