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A solution containing benzene and toluene in the mole ratio of 6:4 has a vapour pressure of 667.06 mm of Hg at 85oC.A solution at the same temperature containing benzene and toluene in the ratio of 4:6 has a vapour pressure of 559.74. Calculate the mole ratio of benzene-toluene which would boil at this temperature.Atmospheric pressure =760 mm of Hg.
if ratio is x:y then x+y is

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χB=610=0.6,χT=0.4
667.06=P=PoB×0.6+PoT×0.4...(i)
559.74=P=PoB×0.4+PoT×0.6...(ii)
107.32=0.2(PoBPoT)
PoBPoT=536.6...(iii)
PoB=536.6+PoT
Putting the value of PoB in equation (i), we get
667.06=(536.6+PoT)0.6+PoT×0.4
PoT=345.1
Similarly, PoB=881.7
760=881.7χB=345.1(1χB)
Solve, χB=0.77,χT=0.23
Ratio=0.77:0.23=3:1
So x+y = 3+1 =4

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