The vapor pressure data for Hg with respect to temperature is given in the table below. From the data given in the table, answer the questions that follow. T(in K) P (in Pa) 32,904 573.15 593.15 623.15 625.15 629.15 50,173 89,685 93,036 100,049 Enthalpy of vaporization of HG = 59.6 KJ/mole Calculate its normal boiling point (in Kelvins)

The vapor pressure data for Hg with respect to temperature is given in the table below. From the data given in the table, answer the questions that follow. T(in K) P (in Pa) 32,904 573.15 593.15 623.15 625.15 629.15 50,173 89,685 93,036 100,049 Enthalpy of vaporization of HG = 59.6 KJ/mole Calculate its normal boiling point (in Kelvins)

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