Dew and Bubble Points in Saturation // Thermodynamics - Class 43

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[@muhammadfiqihalayubi1430]

why i got different values from calculating dew and bubble point (using antoine) of the same mixture (fractional mole stay constant) at the same pressure

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

If it is a mixture, then the mixture will show the very first dew (liquid) formation and bubble (vapor) formation on different temperatures, you can see that in any T-XY Diagram :)

[@Holler_Rat]

Good Explanation. Thank you!

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