At 100.000C, the Vm of vapor water is 30.20 L/mol and that of liquid water is 0.0188 L/mol. (a) Calculate the change in the boiling point per atm of pressure (dT/dp). (b) Would the boiling point increase or decrease with an increase in pressure? You must provide an explanation.

At 100.000C, the Vm of vapor water is 30.20 L/mol and that of liquid water is 0.0188 L/mol. (a) Calculate the change in the boiling point per atm of pressure (dT/dp). (b) Would the boiling point increase or decrease with an increase in pressure? You must provide an explanation.

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(a) Calculate the change in the boiling point per atm of pressure (dT/dp).

(b) Would the boiling point increase or decrease with an increase in pressure? You must provide an explanation.

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