Using figure below, predict the approximate temperature at which aniline will boil when the pressure is reduced to: 760 500 300 100 10 68 100 150 184 Temperature, C (a) 400 mm Hg Blank 1 degrees Celcius (b) 100 mm Hg Blank 2 degrees Celcius Vapor Pressure, mm

Using figure below, predict the approximate temperature at which aniline will boil when the pressure is reduced to: 760 500 300 100 10 68 100 150 184 Temperature, C (a) 400 mm Hg Blank 1 degrees Celcius (b) 100 mm Hg Blank 2 degrees Celcius Vapor Pressure, mm

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