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vapour pressure of an ideal solution is given by P=195xa+260. Find P°a and P°b.

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Answered by Phaneendhar
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Answer:

P°a=455

P°b=260

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Answered by abhi178
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Given : Vapor pressure of an Ideal solution is given by, P=195x_A+260

To find : the values of P_A^{\circ} and P_B^{\circ}

solution : Vapor pressure of an ideal gas is given by, P=(P_A^{\circ}-P_B^{\circ})x_A+P_B^{\circ}

on comparing we get,

P_A^{\circ}-P_B^{\circ}=195.......(1)

P_B^{\circ}=260 ........(2)

putting equation (2) in equation (1) we get,

P_A^{\circ}-260=195

P_A^{\circ} = 195 + 260 = 455

Therefore the values of P_A^{\circ} and P_B^{\circ} are 455 and 260 respectively.

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