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    This document contains calculations for various chemistry concepts including molarity, vapor pressure, mole fractions at equilibrium, molecular weight calculations, gas laws, and liquid vapor equilibrium. Steps are shown to calculate the mole fraction of components, molecular weights, vapor pressure, number of moles in the vapor phase, and vapor density assuming ideal gas behavior. The conclusion expresses that while these calculations may not be used often with machines to automate them, understanding the basic steps is important for problem solving if machines fail and is essential for inventing new technologies.

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    This document contains calculations for various chemistry concepts including molarity, vapor pressure, mole fractions at equilibrium, molecular weight calculations, gas laws, and liquid vapor equilibrium. Steps are shown to calculate the mole fraction of components, molecular weights, vapor pressure, number of moles in the vapor phase, and vapor density assuming ideal gas behavior. The conclusion expresses that while these calculations may not be used often with machines to automate them, understanding the basic steps is important for problem solving if machines fail and is essential for inventing new technologies.

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    Cbe 40a HW 8

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    This document contains calculations for various chemistry concepts including molarity, vapor pressure, mole fractions at equilibrium, molecular weight calculations, gas laws, and liquid vapor equilibrium. Steps are shown to calculate the mole fraction of components, molecular weights, vapor pressure, number of moles in the vapor phase, and vapor density assuming ideal gas behavior. The conclusion expresses that while these calculations may not be used often with machines to automate them, understanding the basic steps is important for problem solving if machines fail and is essential for inventing new technologies.

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    HW#8

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    In my opinion, these concepts will not be use often in the major, since
    there will have the machine to calculate all of these thing for us. However,
    these are the basic step in order to understand how its work, so that we
    know how to solve whenever the machines are error or broken. In
    addition, if you want to be the one who invent new technology, these are
    essential for us to programming the machines.

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