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Perform the following bubble or dew point calculations for an acetone (1) /methyl ethyl ketone (2) system a. given potal 1 atm and xi 0.2, find the bubble point temperature and y b. given potal 1 atm and yi 0.05, find the dew point temperature and x c. given t 25°c and xi = 0.2, find the bubble point pressure and y d. given t 25°c and y 0.05, find the dew point pressure and x
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