7.54 At 20°C, the capillary rise at sea level for methanolin contact with air in a tube with inside diameter 0.350 mm is3.33 cm. The contact angle is zero. The densities of methanoland air at 20°C are 0.7914 and 0.0012 g/cm³. Find y forCH,ОН at 20°C.

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7.54 At 20°C, the capillary rise at sea level for methanol
in contact with air in a tube with inside diameter 0.350 mm is
3.33 cm. The contact angle is zero. The densities of methanol
and air at 20°C are 0.7914 and 0.0012 g/cm³. Find y for
CH,ОН at 20°C.

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