VLE Calculations: Help and Explanation

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VLE calculations involve understanding concepts like bubble point and dew point, which are essential for phase equilibrium analysis. Users express confusion over the appropriate equations and unit conversions needed for these calculations. A background in thermodynamics is implied as necessary for tackling VLE problems effectively. Clarification on educational levels is suggested to ensure proper guidance. Overall, the discussion highlights the complexities of VLE calculations and the need for foundational knowledge in thermodynamics.
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Sorry bout putting the question in the form of like a homework problem, just didnt know how to go bout asking what i wanted.

Basically can anyone explain how to do VLE calculations..

So confused with the topic.

Whats bubblepoint and dew mean..

Cheers. Hopefully this post is ok for this forum.
 
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"Basically can anyone explain how to do VLE calculations.. "

You want it in twenty-five words or less? "You're in over your head."

Little more detail? Put down that copy of Perry's, raise your hands, and back slowly away from the book.

This a "self-study" project? State an educational level --- VLE can be a real waste of time if we take for granted you've had thermo (you say "VLE," and that implies some thermo), and find out you haven't.
 
Theres an actual question in the homework section, which i can't solve.

I'm confused on which equation to use.. and whether the units need to be changed.. lot of confusion
 

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