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A mixture of acetone and benzene is heated at 63.1 °C and at 760 mmHg. The...

A mixture of acetone and benzene is heated at 63.1 °C and at 760 mmHg. The vapor pressures for acetone and benzene at 63.1 °C are 955 mmHg and 436 mmHg respectively. Calculate the fractions of acetone and benzene in the liquid phase

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