Find Hvap. R=3.31 J/mol*K. Given the following information, find AHvap. R= 3.31 J/mol*K.30.00y=-102294x+316.55R = 0.971925.0020.0015.0010.005.000.000.002850.002900.002950.003000.003050.003100.003151/T(K)

ln(P) = [-∆Hvap/R ] • 1/T + C Compare above equation with straight line equation Y = mX + C Y =…

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Find Hvap. R=3.31 J/mol*K.

Given the following information, find AHvap. R= 3.31 J/mol*K.
30.00
y=-102294x+316.55
R = 0.9719
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10.00
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0.00
0.00285
0.00290
0.00295
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0.00305
0.00310
0.00315
1/T(K)

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