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Use the thermodynamic data to calculate the vapor pressure (in kPa) of HNO3 at 25℃. HNO3(l) ---> HNO3 (g) so far I have: ∆G° = -RTlnKp Kp = P HNO3 ∆G°f (HNO3 (g))- ∆G°f (HNO3 (l)) = 7.2

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Use the thermodynamic data to calculate the vapor pressure (in kPa) of HNO3 at 25℃.

HNO3(l) ---> HNO3 (g)

so far I have:

∆G° = -RTlnKp

Kp = P HNO3

∆G°f (HNO3 (g))- ∆G°f (HNO3 (l)) = 7.2

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