1) Calculate the effect (change) on the chemical potential for liquid carbon dioxide, which had anincrease in pressure of 1.00 bar at 1.5°C, and whose mass density is 2.35 g/cm'.2) Methanol has a mass density of 792 kg/m' at 25°C. Calculate its partial pressure when theapplied pressure is increased by 15 bar.3) The normal boiling point of carbon tetrachloride is 76.7°C. Find information about itsstandard enthalpy of vaporization, and use that information to calculate its vapor pressure at30°C.

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1) Calculate the effect (change) on the chemical potential for liquid carbon dioxide, which had an
increase in pressure of 1.00 bar at 1.5°C, and whose mass density is 2.35 g/cm'.
2) Methanol has a mass density of 792 kg/m' at 25°C. Calculate its partial pressure when the
applied pressure is increased by 15 bar.
3) The normal boiling point of carbon tetrachloride is 76.7°C. Find information about its
standard enthalpy of vaporization, and use that information to calculate its vapor pressure at
30°C.

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