0.05223aThe vapor pressure of mostsubstances over a limited temperaturerange can be given by an equation ofthe form:log10 PTwhere pis the vapor pressure inmillimeters (mL), T is the temperaturein degrees Kelvin, and a and b areconstants characteristics of thecompound of interest.Calculate the vapor pressure ofmercury at 25 °C if a and barerespectively 73,000 and 10.383. (Noteyou will have to convert the giventemperature from Celsius to Kelvin).

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0.05223a
The vapor pressure of most
substances over a limited temperature
range can be given by an equation of
the form:
log10 P
T
where pis the vapor pressure in
millimeters (mL), T is the temperature
in degrees Kelvin, and a and b are
constants characteristics of the
compound of interest.
Calculate the vapor pressure of
mercury at 25 °C if a and bare
respectively 73,000 and 10.383. (Note
you will have to convert the given
temperature from Celsius to Kelvin).

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