1.8. The Rankine temperature scale assigns a numerical value of exactly 491.67 R to the ole triple point of water. The ratio of two temperatures is defined as the limiting ratio, as PTP 0, of the corresponding pressures of a gas kept at constant volume. (a) Find the best experimental value of the normal boiling point of water on this scale. 1) TE 213.16K hinit f) =T =2731X (b) Find the temperature interval between the freezing point and the boiling point.

1.8. The Rankine temperature scale assigns a numerical value of exactly 491.67 R to the ole triple point of water. The ratio of two temperatures is defined as the limiting ratio, as PTP 0, of the corresponding pressures of a gas kept at constant volume. (a) Find the best experimental value of the normal boiling point of water on this scale. 1) TE 213.16K hinit f) =T =2731X (b) Find the temperature interval between the freezing point and the boiling point.

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