1.Calculate the effect (change) on thechemical potential for liquid carbon dioxide,which had anincrease in pressure of 1.00 bar, and whosedensity is 2.35 g.cm Temp 0 C2.Calculate the effect of an increase inpressure (i.e. percent increase) of 100 bar onthe vaporpressure of benzene (C6H6) at 5°C. Density ofbenzene is 0.879 g.cm3.

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1.Calculate the effect (change) on the
chemical potential for liquid carbon dioxide,
which had an
increase in pressure of 1.00 bar, and whose
density is 2.35 g.cm Temp 0 C
2.Calculate the effect of an increase in
pressure (i.e. percent increase) of 100 bar on
the vapor
pressure of benzene (C6H6) at 5°C. Density of
benzene is 0.879 g.cm3.

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