A mixture of immiscible liquids both water-insoluble is

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A mixture of immiscible liquids (both water-insoluble) is subjected to steam distillation. At 90 degrees C, the vapor pressure of pure water is 526 mm Hg. If the vapor pressure of compound A is 127 mm Hg and that of B is 246 mm Hg at 90 degrees:

a) What is the total vapor pressure of the mixture at 90 degrees?

b) Would this mixture boil at a temperature above or below 90 degrees?

c) What would be the effect on the vapor pressure and boiling temperature by doubling the amount of water used?

Reference no: EM13645188

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