You perform a distillation at two different pressures like Jaren showed in the video. The first distillation was done on a day when the pressure was 760 mmHg . The boiling point (the range where we saw drips come over) was 72 oC. (This is the normal boiling point ) Then you connected the adapter to a vacuum. The manometer shows the pressure is now 250 mmHg. The liquid now boils at 50 oC. What is the enthalpy of vaporization in kJ/mol? Choose closest answer. 15.9 kJ/mol 46.8 kJ/mol 5.6 kJ/mol 24.9 kJ/mol 8.8 kJ/mol 20.1 kJ/mol 89.2 kJ/mol
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The first distillation was done on a day when the pressure was 760 mmHg
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The boiling point (the range where we saw drips come over) was 72 oC.
(This is the normal boiling point )
Then you connected the adapter to a vacuum. The manometer shows the pressure is now 250 mmHg. The liquid now boils at 50 oC. What is the enthalpy of vaporization in kJ/mol?
Choose closest answer.
8.8 kJ/mol
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