1) Given that volume change of mixing A and B is AVM = 8.4XXB (cc/mol)— a. Calculate and tabulate, AVM for mole fractions of XA ranging from 0 to 1. b. Plot AVM VS XA C. Calculate the equations for AVM and ſѾ. d. Calculate, tabulate, and plot AVM and AVM for mole fractions of XA ranging from 0 to 1. B e. Show that calculated AVM and AVM are correct by calculating AVM from them.

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1) Given that volume change of mixing A and B is
AVM = 8.4XXB (cc/mol)—
a.
Calculate and tabulate, AVM for mole fractions of XA ranging from 0 to 1.
b. Plot AVM VS XA
C.
Calculate the equations for AVM and ſѾ.
d. Calculate, tabulate, and plot AVM and AVM for mole fractions of XA ranging from 0 to 1.
B
e.
Show that calculated AVM and AVM are correct by calculating AVM from them.
Transcribed Image Text:1) Given that volume change of mixing A and B is AVM = 8.4XXB (cc/mol)— a. Calculate and tabulate, AVM for mole fractions of XA ranging from 0 to 1. b. Plot AVM VS XA C. Calculate the equations for AVM and ſѾ. d. Calculate, tabulate, and plot AVM and AVM for mole fractions of XA ranging from 0 to 1. B e. Show that calculated AVM and AVM are correct by calculating AVM from them.
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