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Consider a closed vessel initially containing 1 mol of pure ethyl acetate at 70°c and 86 kpa. imagine that pure ethanol is slowly added at constant temperature and pressure until the vessel contains 1 mol ethyl acetate and 9 mol ethanol. describe the evolution of phases and phase compositions during this process. comment on the practical feasibility of carrying out such a process. what sort of device would be required? how would the total system volume change during this process? at what composition would the system volume reach its maximum value?
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