The critical temperature for freon is 112.0 °C. Properties of freon (CCF) Heat of vaporization-34.95 kJ/mole or 289 1/8 Normal freezing point--158 "C Normal boiling point 30.0°C) Using the Clausius Clapeyron equation and the properties listed above, determine the critical pressure for freon. atm

The critical temperature for freon is 112.0 °C. Properties of freon (CCF) Heat of vaporization-34.95 kJ/mole or 289 1/8 Normal freezing point--158 "C Normal boiling point 30.0°C) Using the Clausius Clapeyron equation and the properties listed above, determine the critical pressure for freon. atm

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The critical temperature for freon is 112.0 °C.
Properties of freon (CC1₂F₂):
Heat of vaporization-34.95 kJ/mole or 289 1/g
Normal freezing point--158 °C
Normal boiling point 30.0°C
Using the Clausius-Clapeyron equation and the properties listed above, determine the critical pressure for freon.
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