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The boiling point of pure ethanol at 760. torr is 82.0 degrees celsius. What would bet the vapor pressure of ethanol over a solution containing 2.13 mole of nonvolatile hydrocarbon and 15.30 moles of ethanol at 85.9 degrees celsius?

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