Question: Consider a binary system containing components a and b , wherein a rich liquid phase coexists with b rich liquid phase. Both these coexisting phases

Consider a binary system containing components a and b, wherein a rich liquid phase coexists
with b rich liquid phase. Both these coexisting phases are in equilibrium with vapor containing
a and b. Consider vapor phase mixture to be in ideal gas state but both liquid phases not to be
the ideal mixtures (i1,i1). Write the equilibrium criterion for this case in terms of mole
fractions of a and b in all the three phases and the activity coefficients. Draw a representative
phase diagram in terms of temperature plotted as a function of mole fraction of a. Clearly show
the region at which the three phases coexist. Under what conditions such behavior is observed
(comment based on favorable/unfavorable like/unlike interactions).
(15 points)
 Consider a binary system containing components a and b, wherein a

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