b) The vapour pressure, p, of a gas varies with temperature as follows:T/Kp (Pa)1125| 400117514001225| 328012757100Evaluate the enthalpy of vaporization and also the vapour pressure of gas at 1250 K.

The graph of ln P vs 1/T is as follows:

b) The vapour pressure, p, of a gas varies with temperature as follows: T/K p (Pa) | 1175 1400 1225 3280 1125 1275 7100 400 Evaluate the enthalpy of vaporization and also the vapour pressure of gas at 1250 K.

b) The vapour pressure, p, of a gas varies with temperature as follows: T/K p (Pa) | 1175 1400 1225 3280 1125 1275 7100 400 Evaluate the enthalpy of vaporization and also the vapour pressure of gas at 1250 K.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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