In a given industrial pipeline geared to the manufacture of a drug on a large scale, a pharmaceutical fluid (flowing into the pipeline) must be heated up to 80 °C by contact with boiling water circulating on the outside of the pipeline at the same temperature. At what pressure should we operate the heating line so that we have boiling water (water vapor in equilibrium with liquid water) at a temperature of 80 °C? It is known that water boils at 100 °C at atmospheric pressure (1 atm). Consider AvapH = +42.3 kJ / mol. %3D

In a given industrial pipeline geared to the manufacture of a drug on a large scale, a pharmaceutical fluid (flowing into the pipeline) must be heated up to 80 °C by contact with boiling water circulating on the outside of the pipeline at the same temperature. At what pressure should we operate the heating line so that we have boiling water (water vapor in equilibrium with liquid water) at a temperature of 80 °C? It is known that water boils at 100 °C at atmospheric pressure (1 atm). Consider AvapH = +42.3 kJ / mol. %3D

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