These states correspond to intersections away from unity of the envelope lines in McCabe-Thiele diagrams. The typical use of a Dean-Stark trap is to trap non-isochoric species in one of these systems. One of these systems corresponding to a non-extremal critical phase change and known as a (*) saddle one of these can form from ternary mixtures. In addition to its use in adsorbtion, the technique of pressure swings can be used to break these mixtu
These states correspond to intersections away from unity of the envelope lines in McCabe-Thiele diagrams. The typical use of a Dean-Stark trap is to trap non-isochoric species in one of these systems. One of these systems corresponding to a non-extremal critical phase change and known as a (*) saddle one of these can form from ternary mixtures. In addition to its use in adsorbtion, the technique of pressure swings can be used to break these mixtures because these mixtures are defined by having equal activity coefficients among their components. For 10 points, name these mixtures in which each component has the same boiling point and which consequently cannot be separated by fractional distillation.
These states correspond to intersections away from unity of the envelope lines in McCabe-Thiele diagrams.
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