In an x-y diagram, the "bulging out" is demonstrating the increase in relative volatility of the components; the number of stages is a strong function of relative volatility, so an increase in relative volatility leads to less stages.
In an x-y diagram, the "bulging out" is demonstrating the increase in relative volatility of the components; the number of stages is a strong function of relative volatility, so an increase in relative volatility leads to less stages.
In an x-y diagram, the "bulging out" is demonstrating the increase in relative volatility of the components; the number of stages is a strong function of relative volatility, so an increase in relative volatility leads to less stages.
In an x-y diagram, the "bulging out" is demonstrating the increase in relative volatility of the components; the number of stages is a strong function of relative volatility, so an increase in relative volatility leads to less stages.
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