At 298.15 K, acetone (1) and cyclohexane (2) follow the 2-suffix Margules equation: g 3275x1X2(J/mol). At this temperature, you can treat the gas phase as ideal, so f, 101 =p1

1. Plot the fugacity of acetone and of cyclohexane as a function of x1. 2. Plot the natural logarithms of the activity coefficients (Inyı and Iny2) as a function of X1. 3. Find the Henry's law constant for cyclohexane (H2)