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7.1 A normal boiling point of Cd(l) is 1038K. At this temperature △Hvap is 23,900(J/mol). (a) In 2 atm, find boiling point of Cd

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Problem 2ALQ: For a liquid, which would you expect to be larger, Sfusion or Sevaporation? Why?

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7.1 A normal boiling point of Cd(l) is 1038K. At this temperature △H_vapis 23,900(J/mol).

(a) In 2 atm, find boiling point of Cd

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