2. Data for liquid mercury at 298 K and 100 kPa:V= 14.72 cm/mol-12B181 × 10° K k = 38.9× 102 pa". Calculate thepressure increase above 100 kPa required to cause 0.1% decrease in V.

Given:- Liquid mercury data is: Temperature T = 298 K…

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2. Data for liquid mercury at 298 K and 100 kPa: V= 14.72 cm/mol B = 181 x 10° K k, = 38.9× 1012 pa". Calculate the pressure increase above 100 kPa required to cause 0.1% decrease in

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2. Data for liquid mercury at 298 K and 100 kPa:
V= 14.72 cm/mol
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B
181 × 10° K k = 38.9× 102 pa". Calculate the
pressure increase above 100 kPa required to cause 0.1% decrease in V.

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