Plot VLE w/Wilson, Margules & van Laar: How To & Example

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The discussion focuses on predicting vapor-liquid equilibrium (VLE) using Wilson’s, Margules’, and van Laar’s equations at a specified temperature, highlighting the importance of incorporating fugacity coefficients. Participants seek guidance on the methodology for plotting VLE and request links to worked examples for better understanding. The thread emphasizes the need for clear explanations and practical resources to assist in mastering VLE calculations. Additionally, it notes that this is a double-post, directing users to another relevant thread in the Homework forums for further assistance.
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Using the equations Wilson’s, Margules’, and van Laar’s, plot the predicted VLE for this system at this temperature, with and without the use of fugacity coefficients.

Anyone know how to do this or can explain to me how to do VLE. Or have a link for a worked example.

Cheers.
 
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