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Figure 1 shows the boiling point-composition diagram of compound X and water 120 835 1 130 205 H 30 100 a) By refering to Figure 1, 20 10 line 40 50 % X by mass 60 Figure 1 Frie 126 90 100 Name line Y and line Z ii) If a solution containing 70% by mass of X is distilled, identify the boiling point and vapor composition (X and water) of this mixture

Figure 1 shows the boiling point-composition diagram of compound X and water 120 835 1 130 205 H 30 100 a) By refering to Figure 1, 20 10 line 40 50 % X by mass 60 Figure 1 Frie 126 90 100 Name line Y and line Z ii) If a solution containing 70% by mass of X is distilled, identify the boiling point and vapor composition (X and water) of this mixture

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Chapter10: Properties Of Solutions

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