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This document provides instructions for a chemical engineering thermodynamics tutorial involving calculations for a benzene/toluene system assuming Raoult's law is valid. Students are asked to determine pressures, temperatures, and phase compositions at different conditions and sketch P-x-y and T-x-y diagrams based on the calculated values.

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Tutorial 2

This document provides instructions for a chemical engineering thermodynamics tutorial involving calculations for a benzene/toluene system assuming Raoult's law is valid. Students are asked to determine pressures, temperatures, and phase compositions at different conditions and sketch P-x-y and T-x-y diagrams based on the calculated values.

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School of Chemical Engineering CHE553 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

TUTORIAL 2

1. Assuming the validity of Raoult’s law, do the following calculations for


benzene(1)/toluene(2) system.
a) At temperature = 100oC (373.15 K) and liquid phase composition of benzene = 0.33,
determine the pressure and vapor phase compositions.
b) At temperature = 100oC (373.15 K) and vapor phase composition of toluene = 0.67,
determine the pressure and liquid phase compositions.
c) Sketch P-x1-y1 diagram for a) and b).
d) At pressure = 120 kPa and liquid phase composition of benzene = 0.33, determine the
temperature and vapor phase compositions.
e) At pressure = 120 kPa and vapor phase composition of toluene = 0.67, determine the
temperature and liquid phase compositions.
f) Sketch T-x1-y1 diagram for d) and e).

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