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An equimolar mixture of 'A' and 'B' is prepared. The total vapour pressure of this mixture as a function of mole fraction of B is found to be PT=300+600XB.

(i) Calculate the composition of vapour of this mixture (Assume that the number of moles going into the vapour phase is negligible in comparison to the number of moles present in the liquid phase).

(ii) If the vapours above the liquid in part (i) are collected and condensed into a new liquid, calculate the composition of vapours of this new liquid.

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(i)YA=25%, YB=75%(ii)YA=30%, YB=70%
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(i)YA=30%, YB=70%(ii)YA=25%, YB=75%
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(i)YA=10%, YB=90%(ii)YA=25%, YB=75%
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(i)YA=25%, YB=75%(ii)YA=10%, YB=90%
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Solution

The correct option is D (i)YA=25%, YB=75%(ii)YA=10%, YB=90%
(i)
Total vapour pressure, PT=300+600XB
where, XB is mole faction of B.
When XB=1,
Pure vapour pressure of B, pB=300+600=900
When XB=0,
Pure vapour pressure of A, pA=300
We know, it is a equimolar solution

Mole fraction of A, XA=12Mole fraction of B, XB=12Total vapour pressure, PT=300+600XBPT=300+600×12PT=600
By raoults law,
pA=XA×pA=YA×PT
YA=XA×pAPT
where,
YAComposition of A at vapour phaseAlso, YBComposition of B at vapour phase
YA=12×300600YA=14=25%
Similary,
YB=12×900600YB=34=75%

(ii)
Vapours of (A) is condensed to form new liquid with 75% composition of B and 25% composition of A
i.e.,XA=14
XB=34
Therefore, the new total pressure obtained is,
Total pressure, PT=XA×pA+XB×pB
PT=14×300+34×900
PT=750

YAComposition of A at vapour phase of new liquidAlso, YBComposition of B at vapour phase of new liquid
YA=14×300750YA=110=10%
Similary,
YB=34×900750YB=910=90%

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