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3. For a mixture of acetone(1)-methanol(2)-chloroform(3)-ethanol(4), determine
the location of the boundary between distillation regions. List all the distillation
subregions and product simplexes for this mixture. For each product simplex, state
all feasible splits without distributed components or pseudocomponents.
4. For the mixture of exercise 3 of composition x F (0.2, 0.4, 0.3, 0.1), determine to
which distillation region and to which product simplex (or simplexes) x F belongs,
what splits are possible, and what products may be obtained at R =∞ and N =∞.

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