The Clausius-Clapeyron equation for the equilibrium between liquid and solid is given by:
dp/dT = L/(T(Vl-Vs))
where L is the latent heat of evaporation, and Vs and Vl are the specific volumes at temperature T of the solid and liquid phases, respectively.
Note that Vl is much greater than Vs so that
dp/dT = L/(TVl)
Using perfect gas law,
dp/dT = L/(RT²/p)
(1/p)(dp/dT) = L/(RT²)
dp/p = (L/R)(dT/T²)
d(ln(p)) = (L/R)d(-1/T)
If L is independent of temperature then the solution to the differential equation is
ln(p/p0) = c - (L/R)*[(1/T) - (1/T0)]
Thsi is required equation.
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