At 11:40 I was about to comment that our prof made it way more confusing by using X_A two different things: 1) mol fraction of A in the Solution and 2) (mol?) fraction in the vapour. I guess I see you in the next video!
Yes, it's definitely useful to use a different variable for mole fraction in the vapor phase. I use y_A and y_B, which is pretty common. See you in the next video!
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Thanks for making these videos, really excellent.
My pleasure. I'm happy you liked them
At 11:40 I was about to comment that our prof made it way more confusing by using X_A two different things: 1) mol fraction of A in the Solution and 2) (mol?) fraction in the vapour. I guess I see you in the next video!
Yes, it's definitely useful to use a different variable for mole fraction in the vapor phase. I use y_A and y_B, which is pretty common. See you in the next video!
Instead of reading books it's better to take notes from your video.. Great 👍
I'm not sure you should abandon books altogether, but I appreciate the thought!
thank you
You're certainly welcome