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The pressure at equilibrium over solid A is 50 atm and over solid D is 68 atm if both solid A and D are heated simultaneously .Find: relative number of moles of A ′and B in the vapour phase over a mixture of the solids A and B.

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At constant temp and volume `P prop n`
`rArr` pressure Ratio will their mole ratio
`(K_(p_(1))/(K_(p_(2)))=x/y`
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