Use the data in the table below to calculate the heat of vaporization (AHvap) in kJ/mol of pinene.kJ/molVapor Pressure(torr)Temperature(K)760429515415340401218387135373Part 2O See HintUse the value of AHvap determined in Part 1 to calculate the vapor pressure of pinene (in torr) at room temperature (23°C).torr The smell of fresh cut pine arises in part from the cyclic alkene pinene, whose carbon-skeleton structure is pictured.Pinene1st attemptPart 1l See Periodic Table See HintUse the data in the table below to calculate the heat of vaporization (AHvap) in kJ/mol of pinene.kJ/molVapor Pressure(torr)Temperature(K)760429515415340401

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Use the data in the table below to calculate the heat of vaporization (AHap) in kJ/mol of pinene. kJ/mol Vapor Pressure (torr) Temperature (K) 760 429 515 415 340 401 218 387 135 373 Part 2 O See Hint Use the value of AHvap determined in Part 1 to calculate the vapor pressure of pinene (in torr) at room temperature (23°C). torr

Use the data in the table below to calculate the heat of vaporization (AHap) in kJ/mol of pinene. kJ/mol Vapor Pressure (torr) Temperature (K) 760 429 515 415 340 401 218 387 135 373 Part 2 O See Hint Use the value of AHvap determined in Part 1 to calculate the vapor pressure of pinene (in torr) at room temperature (23°C). torr

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