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it is desired to estimate the composition of a system with a mixture consisting of binary...

it is desired to estimate the composition of a system with a mixture consisting of binary solution that contains hydrogen sulfide

the liquid phase contain mostly species 2 to an equilibrium with a vapor phase containing both hydrogen sulfide (species 1) and species 2.  the pressure of the system is 1.2 bar and temp is 298.15 K. determine a good estimate of x1.H1=550 bar P_2^sat=0.10 bar

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