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WorksheetsCHEE2015 - Thermodynamic of Mixtures
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 15mins
For the enthalpy (H) vs mole fraction of component A (xA) diagram, what is the enthalpy of component A?
0 cal/mol
50 cal/mol
85 cal/mol
100 cal/mol
For the enthalpy (H) vs mole fraction of component A (xA) diagram, what is the enthalpy of component B?
100 cal/mol
85 cal/mol
50 cal/mol
0 cal/mol
For the enthalpy (H) vs mole fraction of component A (xA) diagram, what is the maximum value of partial molar enthalpy of component A?
50 cal/mol
22 cal/mol
85 cal/mol
100 cal/mol
For the enthalpy (H) vs mole fraction of component A (xA) diagram, what is the maximum value of partial molar enthalpy of component B?
50 cal/mol
22 cal/mol
85 cal/mol
100 cal/mol
For the enthalpy (H) vs mole fraction of component A (xA) diagram, what is the enthalpy of mixtures when xA = 0.5?
30 cal/mol
50 cal/mol
85 cal/mol
100 cal/mol
Enthalpy of binary mixture is given by:
where H is in kJ. What is the partial molar enthalpy of 5 moles of component 1?
150 kJ
30 kJ
170 kJ
20 kJ
Enthalpy of binary mixture is given by:
where H is in kJ. What is the partial molar enthalpy of 3 moles of component 2?
12 kJ
4 kJ
27 kJ
18 kJ
The volume change of mixing for binary mixture is given as:
ΔmixV=0.5x1(4x1+10x2)
where V is in molm3 . The molar volume of component 1 and 2 at x1=0.4 are found to be 100 and 150 molm3 , respectively.
What is the volume of the mixture if ideal solution is formed?
130 molm3
131.52 molm3
250 molm3
100 molm3
The volume change of mixing for binary mixture is given as:
ΔmixV=0.5x1(4x1+10x2)
where V is in molm3 . The molar volume of component 1 and 2 at x1=0.4 are found to be 100 and 150 molm3 , respectively.
What is the volume of the mixture?
131.52 molm3
130 molm3
250 molm3
100 molm3
