With reference to the P-x-y phase diagram in Figure 2.1 below, consider the following experiment: You begin with 100% mol of carbon tetrachloride at 35°C, 0.35 torr and add methanol dropwise at constant temperature and pressure until the mixture contains 99% by mol methanol. Describe all phase changes observed along this path and report the composition of methanol (in mole fraction) at the point where a phase change is observed. Label those points by using capital letter starting from A to the last drop where the mixture contains 99% mol of methanol. Note: Start at a point where you have 1 mole of CCl4 (pure). pressure (Torr) 0.50 0.45- 0.40 0.358 0.30 0.25- 0.20 0.0 0.2 1 methanol (1)/CC14 (2) 35 °C 8 0.4 0.6 0.8 mole fraction of methanol Figure 2.1 P-x-y diagram for the system methanol(1)/ CCl4(2) system 35°C. 1.0 Total [10]

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With reference to the P-x-y phase diagram in Figure 2.1 below, consider the following experiment:
You begin with 100% mol of carbon tetrachloride at 35°C, 0.35 torr and add methanol dropwise
at constant temperature and pressure until the mixture contains 99% by mol methanol. Describe
all phase changes observed along this path and report the composition of methanol (in mole
fraction) at the point where a phase change is observed. Label those points by using capital letter
starting from A to the last drop where the mixture contains 99% mol of methanol.
Note: Start at a point where you have 1 mole of CCl4 (pure).
pressure (Torr)
0.50
0.45-
0.40
0.358
0.30
0.25-
0.20
0.0
0.2
1
methanol (1)/CC14 (2)
35 °C
8
0.4 0.6 0.8
mole fraction of methanol
Figure 2.1 P-x-y diagram for the system methanol(1)/ CCl4(2) system 35°C.
1.0
Total [10]
Transcribed Image Text:With reference to the P-x-y phase diagram in Figure 2.1 below, consider the following experiment: You begin with 100% mol of carbon tetrachloride at 35°C, 0.35 torr and add methanol dropwise at constant temperature and pressure until the mixture contains 99% by mol methanol. Describe all phase changes observed along this path and report the composition of methanol (in mole fraction) at the point where a phase change is observed. Label those points by using capital letter starting from A to the last drop where the mixture contains 99% mol of methanol. Note: Start at a point where you have 1 mole of CCl4 (pure). pressure (Torr) 0.50 0.45- 0.40 0.358 0.30 0.25- 0.20 0.0 0.2 1 methanol (1)/CC14 (2) 35 °C 8 0.4 0.6 0.8 mole fraction of methanol Figure 2.1 P-x-y diagram for the system methanol(1)/ CCl4(2) system 35°C. 1.0 Total [10]
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