58. Define the equilibrium vapor pressure of a substance. How and why does it depend on temperature? What occurs when a liquid boils? 59. What is Raoult's Law? Give an equation and define all terms, including units. When is it applicable and why? Illustrate your answer with a real example.

58. Define the equilibrium vapor pressure of a substance. How and why does it depend on temperature? What occurs when a liquid boils? 59. What is Raoult's Law? Give an equation and define all terms, including units. When is it applicable and why? Illustrate your answer with a real example.

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