What is Equilibirum Vaporization Ratio ?
The Equilibrium vaporization ratio or K value is defined as the ratio of mole fraction of the component in the vapor phase to the mole fraction of the same component in the liquid phase. Generally, the K-value is a function of temperature, pressure and composition (xi and yi). It is even defined as the ratio of Fugacity coefficient in the liquid phase to vapor phase. For Ideal Liquid mixtures and Ideal gas, the k-value is the ratio of equilibrium vapor pressure to total pressure, i.e. the k-value is independent of composition. For dilute mixtures, even non-ideal, the k-value is a function of henry's constant.
How to Calculate Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor using Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio?
Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor using Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio calculator uses Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor Phase = Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio of LVC*Mole Fraction of LVC in Liquid Phase to calculate the Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor Phase, The Mole fraction of LVC in Vapor using Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio formula is defined as less volatile component mole fraction in vapor as a product of equilibrium vaporization ratio and liquid mole fraction. Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor Phase is denoted by yLVC symbol.
How to calculate Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor using Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor using Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio, enter Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio of LVC (KLVC) & Mole Fraction of LVC in Liquid Phase (xLVC) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Mole Fraction of LVC in Vapor using Equilibrium Vaporization Ratio calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.1875 = 0.3*0.625.