Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation
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What would the partial pressure of water be at 21.3 degrees Celsius from the chart below?
Transcribed Image Text:VAPCIF PRE SSURE OF HATER
0 - 30 DEG. C IN MM HG
TEMP
LDEG. C.
0.0
0.1
0,2
0.3
0.4
0.5
| 0.6
0.7
0.9
1 4.579
4.924 | 4.959 | 4.995 | 5.031 5.068 1 5.104 5.141 | 5.178 5.216 | 5.253
I 5.291 | 5.329 | 5.367 5.406 5.445 | 5.484 I 5.523 | 5.563 | 5.602 i 5.642
| 5.683 5.723 | 5.764 | 5.805 I 5.146 | 5.888 5.930 | 5.972 | 6.014 | 6,057_
1 6.100 | 6.143 | 6.186 | 6.230 | 6.274 I 6.313I 5.363 | 6.407 | 6.453 | 6.498
| 6.544 | 6.589
4.612
4.646
4.660
4.714 | 4.748 I 4.783 | 4.818 | 4.853 | 4. 888
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6.636 | 6.t 82 | 6.729 | 6.77,6 1 6.823 | 6.871 | 6.919 | 6.967
17.016 7.064
7.518 I 7.569 | 7.622
| 8.051 | 8.106 | 8.162 | 8.217 | 8.273 8.330 | 8.387 I 8,444 | 8.501 | 8.559.
| 8.617 | 8.676 | 8.735 | 8.794 | 8.854 I 8.913 | 8.974 | 9.034 | 9.095 | 9.157||
| 9.219 | 9.281 | 9.343 | 9.406 | 9.469 | 9.533 | 9.597 | 9.661
7.114 | 7.163 7.213 7.263 L 7.313 | 7. 364 | 7.415| 7.466
7.674 | 7.727 | 7.780 I 7.834 | 7.888 | 7.942
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7.906
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9.726 | 9.791. |
9.856 9.922 | 9.989 |10.055 |10.122 110.199 |10.257 |10.376 |10.394 110.463 |
T10.533 |10.602 |10.673 |10.743 | 10.814 110.886 |10.958 111.030 |11.103 |11.176 I
|11.250 |11.323 |11.398 |11.473 |11.548 11.624 I11.700 |11.776 |11.853 |11.931 I
li2,009 | 12.087 |12.166 |12.245 12.325 112.4C5 I12.485 12.567 |12.648 |12.730 I
|12.813 |12.895 |12.979 |13.063 |13.147 113.232 |13.317 |13.403 |13.489 |13.576 I
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|13.663 |13.751 |13.839 |13.928 |14.017 |14.107 |14.197 |14.288 |14.379 |14.471 I
114.563 |14.656 |14.749 |14.843 14.937 15.032 I15.128 15.223 |15.320 |15.417 I
|15.515 |15.612 |15.711 |15.310 | 15.910 |16.010 |16.111 |16.212 J16.314 |16.417 I
|16.520 |16.623 |16.727 |16.832 |16.937 l17.043 I17.150 |17.257 |17.364 117.473 i
|17.581 |17.691 |17.801 |17.911 |18.023 |18.134 |18.247 118.360 |18.473 |1e.587 |
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|18.702 |18.818 |18.934 |19.050 19.168 19.286 119.404 119, 524 |19.643 |19.764I
T19.885 120.007 |20.130 20.252 120.376 120.501 120.626 120. 752 120.878 121.005 |
121.133 121.261 121.390 121.520 121.651 121.782 1?1.914 122.046 122.179 122.313 |
122.448 122.583 122.720 122.856 122.994 123.132 123.271 123.411 |23.55i [23.602
123.834 123.977 |24. 120 124.264 |24.409 124.555 124.701 124. 848 124.996 |25.145 |
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125.295 125.445 125.596 125.747 125.900 126.053 126.207 126.362126.518 126.674
126.832 126.990 127.149 127.3C8 127.469 127.630 127.792 127.956 178.119 128.2P4
128.450 128.616 |28.783 128.951 |29.120 129.290 129.460 129. 632 129.804 129.978
130.152 130.326 30.503 130.679 (30.857 131.035 131.215 131.395 131.576 131.758 |
131.942 132.125 132.310 132.496 132.683 132.870 133.059 133.248 133.439 133.630
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