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Answered by siril
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1) Vapour pressure of a liquid X, = 80 m bar

When solid Y is put in liquid X, then the vapour pressure P is "P° x mole fraction"

But, given that P = 64 m bar

P° x mole fraction of X = 64

80 x mole fraction of X = 64

Thus, mole fraction of X = 64/80 = 0.8

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2) Vapour pressure of pure liquid A is P°₁ = 450 mm Hg

Vapour pressure of pure liquid B is P°₂ = 700 mm Hg

Let mole fraction of Liquid A be 'x', and the mole fraction of liquid B is '1 - x'

Total vapour pressure, P = 600 mm Hg

→ P°₁ (x) + P°₂ (1 - x) = P

→ P°₁ (x) + P°₂ (1 - x) = 600

→ 450x + 700(1 - x) = 600

→ 450x - 700x = 600 - 700

→ -250x = -100

→ x = 0.4 & 1 - x = 0.6

In Liquid Phase, mole fraction of A is 0.4 and B is 0.6

Now,

Mole fraction of A in Vapour phase = P°₁ (x) / P = 450 (0.4)/600 = 0.3

Mole fraction of B in Vapour phase = P°₂ (1 - x) / P = 700 (0.6)/600 = 0.7

∴In Vapour phase, mole fraction of A is 0.3 and B is 0.7

Hope it helps!!


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