Problems 13.43 through 13.54 require parameter values for the Wilson or NRTL equation for liquid-phase activity coefficients. Table 13.10 gives parameter values for both equations. Antoine equations for vapor pressure are given in Table B.2, Appendix B.
For the acetone(1)/methanol(2)/water(3) system, based on Eq. (13.19) and the Wilson equation, make the following calculations:
(a) BUBL P : \(t=65^{\circ} \mathrm{C}, x_{1}=0.3, x_{2}=0.4\).
(b) DEW P : \(t=65^{\circ} C, y_{1}=0.3, y_{2}=0.4\).
(c) P, T − flash : \(t=65^{\circ} \mathrm{C}, P=\frac{1}{2}\left(P_{\text {bubble }}+P_{\text {dew }}\right), z_{1}=0.3, z_{2}=0.4\).
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t=65^circ C, x_1=0.3, x_2=0.4
t=65^circ C, y_1=0.3, y_2=0.4
t=65^circ C, P=1/2(P_bubble+P_dew), z_1=0.3, z_2=0.4
ENG 244 1/23/18 Take Home Quiz Prep Reading Due Today: Pat Kuris, “The Moko Returns: More than a Tattoo” and Te Awekotuku Mau Moko: The World of Maori Tattoo Ku’ualoha ho’omanawanui, “Tatz” FIRST IMPRESSIONS o Written in Hawaiian Creole English (HCE) o Imagery, juxtaposition, writing w/ images o Kakau- tattoo Noun and a verb o Araul vs Oral and Vision- reader must use the senses to understand the work o “no moa pepa” (21)- Body becomes the text o Genealogy involves geography, time, and family Tattoos mark you and tell the story of both family and community o Cosmogonic Connections “experience” (15) is “tapped into dea skill like genealogy” (5-7) “genealogy, dead ancestors, ancestors, ancestry, tutu ancestahs, like kalo o Haloa First human, but was still born His body was buried and Taro grew from his burial site Humanity and the land have a brother/sister and give/take relationship o Parts of the body in poem- skin, blood, arm, thigh, back o One’s body belongs to the community o Investigation of permanence of Tatz versus Paper o Repetition of “Like” significant, shows metaphor o Enjambment- Free and uninterrupted carry over of syntax from one line to another Cross of Soot Main points, influe
