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The vapor liquid equilibrium relation for an ideal binary system is given by y*A=(αABxA)/(1+(αAB-1)xA). Here xA and y*A are the mole fractions of species A in the liquid and vapor, respectively. The relative volatility (αAB) is greater than unity.
A liquid having the composition found in the first part of the linked answer question, is flash distilled at a steady state to a final liquid mole fraction of 0.25. If αAB is 2.5, the fraction of the feed vaporized is
A
0.08
B
0.20
C
0.67
D
0.74

Correct : c

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