From the following data for CH3CIt(°C)20y(dynes/cm)P1(g/cc)P2(g/cc)19.516.20.9550.9180.005990.0110Determine the constant k' and the critical temperature of the liquid.

Concept: Katayama Equatiom γ Mρl-ρg23=k' Tc-Y

Answered: Determine t

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