Pls answer num 2 1. Plot the following:- single phase•- two phases- three phases- LIBC,T2- LIB,C,T3-LIBCH: 35% A, 17%8, 48%C; A: 57%A, 18%8, 25% C M: 4%A, 77%8, 19%CLic(metastable)2. The following data were obtained for the ternary system nitrobenzene-methanol-isooctane at20°C.Weight %weight %BC,T4- Li,B,CLayer ILayer IITs- LIB,CIsooctaneMethanolIsooctaneMethanol40.4T6- LIB,C,69.623.836.553.827.63.740.046.135.17.448.732.047.07.5Li,C,50.328.851.67.059.521.955.26.484.49.868.33.292.57.576.2"Plait pointPlot these data and show the plait point.3. Using the diagram obtained in #2 problem, describe the effects which will be produced when:a. Isooctane is added progressively to a 1:1 mixture by weight of methanol and nitrobenzeneb. Nitrobenzene is added to a 1:1 mixture by weight of methanol and isooctanec. Methanol is added to a 1:1 mixture by weight of nitrobenzene and isooctaneBCLi(Li,B,) LIBLiB, Li,B4BLIB34. What phases are present in each case? A, B, C, D E. F?

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"Plait point Plot these data and show the plait point. 3. Using the diagram obtained in #2 problem, describe the effects which will be produced wh a. Isooctane is added progressively to a 1:1 mixture by weight of methanol and nitroben b. Nitrobenzene is added to a 1:1 mixture by weight of methanoland isooctane c. Methanol is added to a 1:1 mixture by weight of nitrobenzene and isooctane

"Plait point Plot these data and show the plait point. 3. Using the diagram obtained in #2 problem, describe the effects which will be produced wh a. Isooctane is added progressively to a 1:1 mixture by weight of methanol and nitroben b. Nitrobenzene is added to a 1:1 mixture by weight of methanoland isooctane c. Methanol is added to a 1:1 mixture by weight of nitrobenzene and isooctane

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Chapter7: Equilibria In Multiple-component Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.57E

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