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      At equilibrium no driving force for energyor mass transfer .

      Equilibrium is the static condition inwhich no change occur in themacroscopic properties of a system withtime

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    Dalton’s law

    Ptotal = p1+ p2Where,

    Ptotal  -Total pressure p1 ,p2 -Partial pressure of component.

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    Composition of liquid phase :

    x1= p1/ p10

      =  partial pressure of component /vapour pressure of pure component

    Composition in aseous phase !" 1= p1/ P

      =  partial pressure of component /total pressure#aoult$s la% &ecomes

    "iP=xiPisat  'i=1,2,()..n*

    Where!

    "i = apor-phase mole fraction.xi = iui-phase mole fraction.

    Pi = apor pressure of pure species i at the T of the s"stem.

    "i P = Partial pressure of species i.

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    VLE by Modified Raoult’s Law

    "i P = xi i Pisat ' i= 1,2,)..,*

    Where

    i = ctivit" coefficient.

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    Effect of pressure on VLE The hih pressure

    diarams are abo!e low pressure"

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    Equilibrium DiaramVapor composition is drawn aainst liquid comp at

    constant pressure" Vapour is always rich in more!olatile component the cur!e lies abo!e the diaonal

    line"

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    Effect of !aryin pressure on equilibrium

    diaram

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    #$%$y Diaram

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    uacit"! 3t is erive from atin, expresse as

    fleetness or escapin tenenc". 3t is useto stu" extensivel" phase an chemical reaction

    euili&rium.

    G = RT ln f +ɵ

     - Is an constant depends on temperature and natureɵ

    of gas.

    fuacit" has same units as pressure for an ieal as.

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    uacit" coefficient '  ) :ɸ uacit" coefficient is efine as the ratio of fuacit"

    of component to its pressure.

    =f/P ɸ

    - 3s the measure of non ieal &ehavior of the as.ɸ