Abstract
T = temperature, K x = equilibrium mole fraction of a component in the liqphase y = equilibrium mole fraction of a component in the vapor phase N = relative volatility of heptane to 2-pentanone y = liquid phase activity coefficient t = difference between experimental and calculated temperature, 'C 4/4 ' = ratio of the vapor phase fugacity coefficient at system temperature and pressure to that at system temperature and pure component vapor pressure
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