1. What is the purpose of application of steam distillation method?2. A and B liguids form ideal solutions. At the boiling point of solution consists of 0.2 mole Band 0.6 mole A, pure B has a yapor pressure of 0.650 atm.a. What is the vapor pressure of A at this temperature?b. Find the mole ratio of A in vapor phase which is in equilibrium with the solution whenthe boiling started.

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1. What is the purpose of application of steam distillation method?
2. A and B liguids form ideal solutions. At the boiling point of solution consists of 0.2 mole B
and 0.6 mole A, pure B has a yapor pressure of 0.650 atm.
a. What is the vapor pressure of A at this temperature?
b. Find the mole ratio of A in vapor phase which is in equilibrium with the solution when
the boiling started.

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