Distringuish between zeotropic and azeotropic mixtures

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Namely, azeotropic mixtures have dew and bubble curves that intersect, but zeotropic mixtures do not. In other words, zeotropic mixtures have no azeotropic points. An azeotropic mixture that is near its azeotropic point has negligible zeotropic behavior and is near-azeotropic rather than zeotropic.

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The terms azeotropic and zeotropic are opposite to each other. The key difference between azeotropic and zeotropic mixture is that the dew point and bubble point of an azeotropic mixture intersect, whereas the dew point and bubble point of a zeotropic mixture are distinguishable.

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