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Consider a system with 2 components in L-V equilibrium and T and P. Consider adiabatic equilibrium...

Consider a system with 2 components in L-V equilibrium and T and P. Consider adiabatic equilibrium flash. Determine the number of variables and degrees of freedom. Include all independent equations that relate the variables.
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