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For a mixture of two volatile , completely miscible liquids A and B , with `P_(A)^(@)=500 " torr and " P_(B)^(@)=800` torr , what is the composition of last droplet of liquid remaining in equilibrium with vapour ? Provided the initial ideal solution has a composition of `x_(A) = 0.6 and x_(B)=0.4`

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