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In a solution (A and B); The vapour pressure of A is 260 mmHg and B is 360 mmHg; Find the relative volatility?

Correct Answer: 0.72
Relative volatility= vapour pressure of A/ Vapour pressure of B = 260/360 =0.72.

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