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Using the mixture and equilibrium conditions from problem 1:
1) Calculate equilibrium ratios (K-values) by using Wilsons cor

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\mathrm{T}_{\mathrm{b}, \mathrm{C} 7+}=6.77857\left(\mathrm{MW}_{\mathrm{C}_{7+}}\right)^{0.401673}\left(

Using the mixture and equilibrium conditions from problem 1: 1) Calculate equilibrium ratios (K-values) by using Wilson's correlation. 2) How many phase(s) is(are) present for the mixture of the system given? (Select one) a) One phase OR b) Two phases 3) If two phases are present, what would be the composition of equilibrium vapor and the composition of equilibrium liquid ? If one phase is present, what would be the composition of that phase? Additional correlations to be used: - Riazi and Daubert's correlations (1987) for calculating critical pressure, critical temperature, and boiling point temperature of : - Critical pressure of C7+: where is in psia. - Critical temperature of : where is in - Boiling point temperature of : where is in - Edmister's correlation (1958) for calculating acentric factor of C7+: where is in is in is in psia Explain your answers for both problem 1 and problem 2.


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