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14.1 Construct the phase diagram for benzene near its triple point at 36 Torr and 5.50 °C from the following data: A H= 10.6
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The data given was used to calculate the sign of the Clausius-Clayperon equation, and it comes out to be positive. So the temperature and pressure has direct dependency and that leads to the conclusion that the phase diagram for benzene is similar to the phase diagram of CO2. The detailed solution is given below:

Andi Given desta: Triple point IP = 36 Tors T= 5.5°C AH fus = 10.6 kJ molt A Huey = 30.8 k I molt Dearita felii - 0.8919 emas

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