Q4: (A) Below are some data for the adsorption of N; on 1.00 g of TiO, at 75 K. (Assume V corrected to 1 atm and 273 K) For N; at 75 K, take the vapor pressure p' 570 torr. Find V and C constant? P(torr) 1.20 1.40 45.8 87.5 127.7 164.4 204.7 V(mL) | 601 720 822 935 1046 1146 1254

Q4: (A) Below are some data for the adsorption of N; on 1.00 g of TiO, at 75 K. (Assume V corrected to 1 atm and 273 K) For N; at 75 K, take the vapor pressure p' 570 torr. Find V and C constant? P(torr) 1.20 1.40 45.8 87.5 127.7 164.4 204.7 V(mL) | 601 720 822 935 1046 1146 1254

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