The heat of fusion of some component A at it normal melting point 242 K is 3.62 cal/g. The densities of component A (solld) and A (Ilq) at 242 K and 16 atm are 11.342 and 14.245 g/cm3 respectively. Find the melting point (K) of component A at 84 atm. O a. 240.02 O b. 250.02 O c. 270.02 O d. 244.02

The heat of fusion of some component A at it normal melting point 242 K is 3.62 cal/g. The densities of component A (solld) and A (Ilq) at 242 K and 16 atm are 11.342 and 14.245 g/cm3 respectively. Find the melting point (K) of component A at 84 atm. O a. 240.02 O b. 250.02 O c. 270.02 O d. 244.02

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The heat of fusion of some component A at it normal melting point 242 K is 3.62 cal/g. The densities of component A
(solld) and A (Ilq) at 242 K and 16 atm are 11.342 and 14.245 g/cm3 respectively. Find the melting point (K)
of component A at 84 atm.
O a. 240.02
O b. 250.02
O c. 270.02
O d. 244.02

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