Example 2: tookmodths of amrsture Contalning l0,2030omd Homolot Propanezn-butanes n-Peutane,andn-hexanes respecdively, is preheated beforeentering adistilletou tower. The liquio molefraction of the mixture is thus 80%.Calculatethe Composition of both liquid andemd temperatune of the Vapor-l1941d mixture at700kfa-Intial temperatureand the pressure drop can be neglected.vafor phasesof nxture is 25 E,

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EXAmple 2: tookultha of amrsture Contalning l0,20,30 and Homl of Propanezn-butanesn-Pentanesand A-hexanej respecdively, is preheated before entering adistilletibu tower. The liquiomole fraction of the mixture is thus 80%.Clculate the Composition of both liquid and vafor Phases end temperatune of the Vapor-liquid mixture at 700kfa-Initial temperature of mxture is 25E, and the pressre drop can be neglected.

EXAmple 2: tookultha of amrsture Contalning l0,20,30 and Homl of Propanezn-butanesn-Pentanesand A-hexanej respecdively, is preheated before entering adistilletibu tower. The liquiomole fraction of the mixture is thus 80%.Clculate the Composition of both liquid and vafor Phases end temperatune of the Vapor-liquid mixture at 700kfa-Initial temperature of mxture is 25E, and the pressre drop can be neglected.

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