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    This document provides two thermodynamics problems involving vapor-liquid equilibrium calculations for mixtures. The first problem involves the ethyl ethanoate/n-heptane system at 70°C and asks to calculate bubble point and dew point pressures and determine the azeotrope composition and pressure. The second problem involves the cyclohexanone/phenol system at 144°C, gives activity coefficient and vapor pressure data, and asks to determine the equilibrium pressure and vapor composition for a liquid with x1=0.6 and notes the azeotrope composition is x1az=y1az=0.294.

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    This document provides two thermodynamics problems involving vapor-liquid equilibrium calculations for mixtures. The first problem involves the ethyl ethanoate/n-heptane system at 70°C and asks to calculate bubble point and dew point pressures and determine the azeotrope composition and pressure. The second problem involves the cyclohexanone/phenol system at 144°C, gives activity coefficient and vapor pressure data, and asks to determine the equilibrium pressure and vapor composition for a liquid with x1=0.6 and notes the azeotrope composition is x1az=y1az=0.294.

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    This document provides two thermodynamics problems involving vapor-liquid equilibrium calculations for mixtures. The first problem involves the ethyl ethanoate/n-heptane system at 70°C and asks to calculate bubble point and dew point pressures and determine the azeotrope composition and pressure. The second problem involves the cyclohexanone/phenol system at 144°C, gives activity coefficient and vapor pressure data, and asks to determine the equilibrium pressure and vapor composition for a liquid with x1=0.6 and notes the azeotrope composition is x1az=y1az=0.294.

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    Faculty of Chemical Engineering CHE553 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

    TUTORIAL 2

    1. For the system ethyl ethanoate(1)/n-heptane(2) at 70oC (343.15K),

    ln 1 = 0.95x22 ln 2 = 0.95x12
    P1sat = 79.8 kPa P2sat = 40.5 kPa

    Assuming the validity of Eq. (10.5),

    a) Make a BUBL P calculation for t/T = 70oC/343.15 K, x1 = 0.05


    b) Make a DEW P calculation for t/T = 70oC/343.15 K, y1 = 0.05
    c) Show that azeotrope exist at t/T = 70oC/343.15 K and determine the azeotrope
    composition and pressure

    2. A liquid mixture of cyclohexanone(1)/phenol(2) for which x1 = 0.6 is in equilibrium with its


    vapor at 144oC (417.15K). Determine the equilibrium pressure P and vapor composition y 1
    from the following information:

    ln 1 = Ax22 ln 2 = Ax12
    At 144 C (417.15K), P1 = 75.2 and P2sat = 31.66 kPa
    o sat

    The system forms an azeotrope at 144oC (417.15K) for which x1az = y1az = 0.294

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