Solution:- (2) The plot of lnP vs 1/T is given below..
From the graph, slope = -7007.6
For the Clausius clapeyron equation, slope = - delta Hvap/R
Value of R is 8.314 J/K.mol
-7007.6 = - delta Hvap/8.314
delta Hvap = 7007.6 x 8.314 = 58261.1864 J/mol or 58.3 kJ/mol
(3) percent error = [(measured - actual)/actual]*100
percent error = [(58.3 - 38.6)/38.6]*100 = 51.0%
DATA Temperature (°C) Temperature (K) /T (K) Vapor Pressure (mm Hg) In (Vapor Pressure) 299.0K 302.2...
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