Consider a solution of two similar liquids that are miscible in all proportions over a wide range of
temperatures. The equation adequately represents the excess Gibbs energy of this solution as
gE=Ax1*x2
where A is a constant depending only on temperature.
Over a wide range of temperatures, the pure components' vapor pressure ratio is constant and is
equal to 1.649. Over this same range of temperature, the vapor phase may be considered ideal.
We want to find out whether or not this solution has an azeotrope. Find the range of values A may
have for azeotropy to occur.
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