This document contains two homework problems about single component phase equilibria. The first problem asks to estimate the density of solid benzene at its melting point given its freezing and melting temperatures and pressures, latent heat of fusion, and liquid density. The second problem asks to estimate the vapor pressure of ethanol at 126°C given its normal boiling point, critical point, and values to compare the estimate to from Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook.
This document contains two homework problems about single component phase equilibria. The first problem asks to estimate the density of solid benzene at its melting point given its freezing and melting temperatures and pressures, latent heat of fusion, and liquid density. The second problem asks to estimate the vapor pressure of ethanol at 126°C given its normal boiling point, critical point, and values to compare the estimate to from Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook.
This document contains two homework problems about single component phase equilibria. The first problem asks to estimate the density of solid benzene at its melting point given its freezing and melting temperatures and pressures, latent heat of fusion, and liquid density. The second problem asks to estimate the vapor pressure of ethanol at 126°C given its normal boiling point, critical point, and values to compare the estimate to from Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook.
atm. Its latent heat of fusion is 30.48 cal g -1 and the density of the liquid is 0.896 g cm -3 . Estimate the solid density at the melting point. [0.906 g cm -3 ]
2. The normal boiling point of ethanol is 78.4
C, and its critical point is at 243.1
C and 63.1 atm.
Estimate the vapour pressure at 126
C, and compare with the value of 5 atm given in Perry.
[4.63 atm using Clausius-Clapeyron; 5.18 atm using Antoine Equation]