I Review | Constants | Periodic TableWhen water is in the liquid state, some of the watermolecules will have enough kinetic energy to escapeThe table here shows the vapor pressure of water at different temperatures. Use this table to answer the following questions.VaporTemperature(°C)from the surface of the water in the form of waterpressurevapor (gas). The pressure resulting from this gas iscalled the vapor pressure. If the temperature getshigh enough, the vapor pressure will be the same asthe atmospheric pressure. At this point, the liquid willboil.(mmHg)0.010.020.01830.03237.04740.05550.09360.014970.023480.035590.0528100.760.Part AYou are in a mountain range with atmospheric air pressure of 520 mmHg, and you wish to boil some eggs. What is theapproximate boiling point of the water at this air pressure?Express your answer as an integer and include the appropriate units.

FOR WATER The Standard boiling point = 1000C Standard pressure = 760 mmHg

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You are in a mountain range with atmospheric air pressure of 520 mmHg, and you wish to boil some eggs. What is the approximate boiling point of the water at this air pressure?

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I Review | Constants | Periodic Table
When water is in the liquid state, some of the water
molecules will have enough kinetic energy to escape
The table here shows the vapor pressure of water at different temperatures. Use this table to answer the following questions.
Vapor
Temperature
(°C)
from the surface of the water in the form of water
pressure
vapor (gas). The pressure resulting from this gas is
called the vapor pressure. If the temperature gets
high enough, the vapor pressure will be the same as
the atmospheric pressure. At this point, the liquid will
boil.
(mmHg)
0.0
10.0
20.0
18
30.0
32
37.0
47
40.0
55
50.0
93
60.0
149
70.0
234
80.0
355
90.0
528
100.
760.
Part A
You are in a mountain range with atmospheric air pressure of 520 mmHg, and you wish to boil some eggs. What is the
approximate boiling point of the water at this air pressure?
Express your answer as an integer and include the appropriate units.

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