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The absolute entropies for liquid and gaseous decane are 429: J/mol-K and 546: J/mol-K, respectively. The...

The absolute entropies for liquid and gaseous decane are 429: J/mol-K and 546: J/mol-K, respectively. The density of liquid decane is 730. kg/m3. The boiling point of decane is 447 K at 100,000 Pa. Assume that gaseous decane behaves as a perfect gas. What is the slope of the p vs T liquid/vapor equilibrium line at 447 K and 100,000 Pa?

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