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The vapor pressures of methanol at two different temperatures are shown below. Use the following data...
The vapor pressures of methanol at two different temperatures are shown below. Use the following data to determine the heat of vaporization (Hvap) for methanol: Vapor pressure of methanol: 53.699 torr (at 283.1 K) 403.14 torr (at 323.1 K)
Use the following data to determine vapor pressure (in torr) of n-pentane at 293.1 K : Heat of vaporization (Hvap) for n-pentane: 27.692 kJ/mol Vapor pressure of n-pentane at 283.1 K: 280.75 torr
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