An ideal solution is formed by mixing two liquids `A` and `B` Determine the pressure at which `X_(A)=Y_(B)(P_(A)^(@)=400` torr,`P_(B)^@`=`100` torr), `(X_(A)` and `Y_(B)` are mole fractions of `A` and `B` in liquid and vapour forms ,respectively ,at equilibrium.)

For an ideal biinary liquid solution with p_(A)^(@) gt p_(B)^(@), which is a relationn between X_(A) (mole fraction of A in liquid phase) and Y_(A) (mole fractionn of A in vapour phase) is correct, X_(B) and Y_(B) are mole fractions of B in liquid and vapour phase respectively?

Consider two cylinder piston assembly as shown in figure (a) and in figure (b) are kept in vacuum. Assume both piston are massless. Let two masses m_(1) and m_(2) are kept on the piston as shown in figure. Values of m_(1) and m_(2) are in the range in which both liquid and vapour phase coexist and are in equilibrium. Solution I contains 10 moles of liquid A and 10 moles of liquid B while solution II contains 8 moles of liquid A and 12 moles of liquid B. Let liquids A and B are completely miscible and form an ideal binary solution. Given : P_(A)^(@) = 100 torr, P_(B)^(@) = 60 torr, Let X_(A) = mole fraction of A in liquid phase in solution I X'_(A) = mole fraction of A in liquid phase in solution II Y_(A) = mole fraction of A in vapour phase in solution I Y'_(A) = mole fraction of A in vapour phase in solution II If m_(1) = m_(2) then :

Consider two cylinder piston assembly as shown in figure (a) and in figure (b) are kept in vacuum. Assume both piston are massless. Let two masses m_(1) and m_(2) are kept on the piston as shown in figure. Values of m_(1) and m_(2) are in the range in which both liquid and vapour phase coexist and are in equilibrium. Solution I contains 10 moles of liquid A and 10 moles of liquid B while solution II contains 8 moles of liquid A and 12 moles of liquid B. Let liquids A and B are completely miscible and form an ideal binary solution. Given : P_(A)^(@) = 100 torr, P_(B)^(@) = 60 torr, Let X_(A) = mole fraction of A in liquid phase in solution I X'_(A) = mole fraction of A in liquid phase in solution II Y_(A) = mole fraction of A in vapour phase in solution I Y'_(A) = mole fraction of A in vapour phase in solution II If m_(1) = m_(2) then :

An ideal solution is prepared from A and B (both are volatile). The composition of the solution is such that the total vapour pressure is harmonic mean of vapour pressures of pure A(P_(A)^(@)) and pure B(P_(B)^(@)).[P_(A)^(@) ne P_(B)^(@)] If x_(A), x_(B) represents mole freaction of A and B in solution respectively and y_(A) and Y_(B) represents mole fraction of A and b in vapour phase, then answer the following questions. In the above comprehension, isothermal fractional distillation(s) will never form a solution :

An ideal solution is prepared from A and B (both are volatile). The composition of the solution is such that the total vapour pressure is harmonic mean of vapour pressures of pure A(P_(A)^(@)) and pure B(P_(B)^(@)).[P_(A)^(@) ne P_(B)^(@)] If x_(A), x_(B) represents mole freaction of A and B in solution respectively and y_(A) and Y_(B) represents mole fraction of A and b in vapour phase, then answer the following questions. If the total vapour pressure is half the value mentioned in the above comprehension, then which of the following must be ture?

An ideal solution is prepared from A and B (both are volatile). The composition of the solution is such that the total vapour pressure is harmonic mean of vapour pressures of pure A(P_(A)^(@)) and pure B(P_(B)^(@)).[P_(A)^(@) ne P_(B)^(@)] If x_(A), x_(B) represents mole freaction of A and B in solution respectively and y_(A) and Y_(B) represents mole fraction of A and b in vapour phase, then answer the following questions. According to the comprehensin, what shall be vapour pressure of distillate ?

An ideal solution is prepared from A and B (both are volatile). The composition of the solution is such that the total vapour pressure is harmonic mean of vapour pressures of pure A(P_(A)^(@)) and pure B(P_(B)^(@)).[P_(A)^(@) ne P_(B)^(@)] If x_(A), x_(B) represents mole freaction of A and B in solution respectively and y_(A) and Y_(B) represents mole fraction of A and b in vapour phase, then answer the following questions. The value of y_(A) is equal to :