a) Total pressure inside the sealed flask at 4.0 degree centigrade is 102 kPa. ( Assume vapor pressure of liquid at low temperature is 0) Calculate k, Gay Lusac's Constant b) Calculate vapor pressure of a fictitious liquid at 50.0 degree centigrade, using that k, when total pressure inside the sealed flask is 120 k Pa 1.07 K Pa 5.23 K Pa 10.07 KP a

a) Total pressure inside the sealed flask at 4.0 degree centigrade is 102 kPa. ( Assume vapor pressure of liquid at low temperature is 0) Calculate k, Gay Lusac's Constant b) Calculate vapor pressure of a fictitious liquid at 50.0 degree centigrade, using that k, when total pressure inside the sealed flask is 120 k Pa 1.07 K Pa 5.23 K Pa 10.07 KP a

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Chapter9: Liquids And Solids

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