pls help mePressure is 757.1 torr @ 20 0C To compare an observed boiling point to one reported in the chemical literature, itis often necessary to compensate for differences in pressure. The following formulaprovides a good estimate to correct an observed boiling point to a normal boilingpoint:Icou = Tobs + 0.00010(760-p)(Tobs + 273)Where...Icorr is the Boiling Point at 760 mm of Hg.P is the actual pressure reading in mm of HgTobs is the observed boiling point (in °C)The literature reports a boiling point for methanol of 64.7 °C at 760 mm of Hg. Use theformula to calculate the expected boiling point of methanol at the laboratory atmosphericpressure.

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To compare an observed boiling point to one reported in the chemical literature, it is often necessary to compensate for differences in pressure. The following formula provides a good estimate to correct an observed boiling point to a normal boiling point: Icot = Tobs + 0.00010(760-p)(Tobs + 273) Where... Icorr is the Boiling Point at 760 mm of Hg. P is the actual pressure reading in mm of Hg Tobs is the observed boiling point (in °C) The literature reports a boiling point for methanol of 64.7 °C at 760 mm of Hg. Use the formula to calculate the expected boiling point of methanol at the laboratory atmospheric pressure.

To compare an observed boiling point to one reported in the chemical literature, it is often necessary to compensate for differences in pressure. The following formula provides a good estimate to correct an observed boiling point to a normal boiling point: Icot = Tobs + 0.00010(760-p)(Tobs + 273) Where... Icorr is the Boiling Point at 760 mm of Hg. P is the actual pressure reading in mm of Hg Tobs is the observed boiling point (in °C) The literature reports a boiling point for methanol of 64.7 °C at 760 mm of Hg. Use the formula to calculate the expected boiling point of methanol at the laboratory atmospheric pressure.

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