3. Consider the following temperature-composition diagram of a high-boiling azeotrope. a,a, a, a-ba, Vapour composition Boiling...

 

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3. Consider the following temperature-composition diagram of a high-boiling azeotrope. a,a, a, a-ba, Vapour composition Boiling temperature of liquid b a Mole fraction of A, z, 1 (a) (2 points) When a system of composition a is boiled, does the vapor phase have more or less A than the remaining liquid? (b) (4 points) Suppose that az = (0.7, 300), a, = (0.8, 300), and a" = (0.725, 300). What is the molar ratio of the liquid over the vapor phase at a? (c) (1 point) When a liquid of composition a is distilled, what happens to the composition of remaining liquid? (d) (1 point) A liquid of composition b is boiled. The vapor is removed and condensed in a separate container. How does the composition of the condensed liquid compare to the original liquid? Temperature, T 3. Consider the following temperature-composition diagram of a high-boiling azeotrope. a,a, a, a-ba, Vapour composition Boiling temperature of liquid b a Mole fraction of A, z, 1 (a) (2 points) When a system of composition a is boiled, does the vapor phase have more or less A than the remaining liquid? (b) (4 points) Suppose that az = (0.7, 300), a, = (0.8, 300), and a" = (0.725, 300). What is the molar ratio of the liquid over the vapor phase at a? (c) (1 point) When a liquid of composition a is distilled, what happens to the composition of remaining liquid? (d) (1 point) A liquid of composition b is boiled. The vapor is removed and condensed in a separate container. How does the composition of the condensed liquid compare to the original liquid? Temperature, T

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