Estimate the heat of vaporization of methyl chloride at 243.15 K from theClapeyron equation assuming ideal behaviour for the vapour phase. The vapour pressure (kPa)is given bywhere T is in K.In Ps 14.2410-2137.72T-26.72

Temperature, T = 243.15 K Clapeyron equation, lnPs= 14.2410 - 2137.72T-26.72..........(i) We know…

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Estimate the heat of vaporization of methyl chloride at 243.15 K from the Clapeyron equation assuming ideal behaviour for the vapour phase. The vapour pressure (kPa) is given by where T is in K. In Ps 14.2410- 2137.72 T-26.72