The vapour above pure liquid water in a tank is made up of air and water. If the pressure above the liquid is 3 atm and the temperature is 15οC, what is the composition of the gas phase?

The vapour above pure liquid water in a tank is made up of air and water....
At 300 K the vapour pressure of a pure liquid A is 553 Torr, of pure liquid B it is 380 Torr. A and B form ideal liquid mixtures. a) Calculate the vapour pressures of A and B and the total pressure above liquid mixtures which are 25, 50, and 75 mol% B. b) For a particular liquid mixture, the vapour composition is found to be 0.35 mol% A. Calculate the liquid composition in equilibrium with vapour of this composition....
At 300 K the vapour pressure of a pure liquid A is 553 Torr, of pure liquid B it is 380 Torr. A and B form ideal liquid mixtures. a) Calculate the vapour pressures of A and B and the total pressure above liquid mixtures which are 25, 50, and 75 mol% B. b) For a particular liquid mixture, the vapour composition is found to be 0.35 mol% A. Calculate the liquid composition in equilibrium with vapour of this composition....
Using Henry's Law, solve the following problem: The vapour pressure of a pure liquid A is 23 kPa at 20 ºC and the Henry’s law constant of B in liquid A is 73 kPa. Calculate the vapour pressure of each component, the total pressure, and the composition of the vapour phase when the mole fraction of B is 0.066 on the assumption that the conditions of the ideal - dilute solution are satisfied at this concentration
Question 1 (circle one correct answer): Humidification involves transfer of: a) water from the liquid phase into the gaseous mixture of air and water vapour, therefore increasing the amount of vapour present in a gas stream b) gas from the gas phase into the gaseous mixture of air and water vapour, therefore increasing the amount of vapour present in a gas stream c) solid from the solid phase into the gaseous mixture of air and water vapour d) none of...
At 80C, pure liquid A has a vapour pressure of 0.921atm and pure liquid B has a vapour pressure of 1.24atm. What mole fraction of A (Xa) is needed to make a solution of A and B with a normal boiling point (at 1atm) of 80C?
Problem 5 A rigid tank of 2m contains pure nitrogen gas at 800kPa and 400K. A mass of 1.8kg is removed from the tank. The final temperature is 375K. What is the final pressure? Problem 6 A glass is cleaned in hot water and reaches a temperature of 50°C. The glass is placed on a table bottom up. The room temperature air trapped in the glass heats up to 45°C, and some of the air escapes, so that the resulting...
P3.7. A gaseous mixture is made of two gases. The saturated vapour pressures over the pure liquids are p = 30 kPa and p = 40 kPa at temperature T = 320K. The mole fraction of the first component is equal to xe = 0.6. The mixture was isothermally compressed up to the moment when the first drop of liquid appeared. Find the particular pressure when this phenomenon occurred. The mixture may be treated as an ideal one.
Exercise 6. Estimate the K-values and a of a vapour-liquid mixture of water (W) and methane (M) at P = 2 atm, T = 20 and 80°C. What is the effect of T on the component distribution? At these conditions, water exists mainly in the liquid phase and will follow Raoult's law. Because methane has a critical temperature of -82.5 °C, well below the temperatures of interest, it will exist mainly in the and follow Henry's law. Table 1: From...
(a) At 20.0 ˚C the vapour pressures of pure chloroform (C) and carbon tetrachloride (CT) are 170 and 87 Torr, respectively, and their liquid mixtures can be assumed to behave ideally. Calculate the total pressure and the vapour composition of three liquid mixtures containing 20, 40 and 60 mol% chloroform. (b) Draw a reasonably accurate (i.e. to scale) P-X diagram for this mixture at 20 ˚C using the values from above.
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2. 24.5g water is in a container at 30.0L at 298.15 K. The vapor pressure of water at this temperature is 0.030 atm. The gas constant is 0.08206 L'atm/(mol-K). The density of water is 998 kg/m. The molar mass of water is 18.02 g/mol. a. What phases are present in this container At what volume would only the gas phase be present? b. At what volume would only liquid be present? C.
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