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What are the bubble point, dew point, and phase change heat of the mixture?

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I would like to ask the expert whether there is a big difference between the bubble point and dew point of the mixture of methanol and water? How to perform phase change heat calculation? Thanks!
Reply #22009-07-07
The poster's question is more general. With different components, the difference between bubble point and dew point is different, starting from 0 to the maximum and then to zero. The heat of phase change can be calculated using the components and the data for the individual components.

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