P14A.10 Values of the molar polarization of gaseous water at 100kPa as determined from capacitance measurements are given below as a function of temperature. T/K 384.3 420.1 444.7 484.1 521.0 P„/(cm'mol") 57.4 53.5 50.1 46.8 43.1 Calculate the dipole moment of H,O and its polarizability volume.

P14A.10 Values of the molar polarization of gaseous water at 100kPa as determined from capacitance measurements are given below as a function of temperature. T/K 384.3 420.1 444.7 484.1 521.0 P„/(cm'mol") 57.4 53.5 50.1 46.8 43.1 Calculate the dipole moment of H,O and its polarizability volume.

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P14A.10 Values of the molar polarization of gaseous water at 100kPa as
determined from capacitance measurements are given below as a function of
temperature.
T/K
384.3
420.1
444.7
484.1
521.0
P„/(cm'mol")
57.4
53.5
50.1
46.8
43.1
Calculate the dipole moment of H,O and its polarizability volume.

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