The temperature dependence of the vapor pressure of solid sulfur dioxide can be approximated by log(p) = 10.5916 – 1871.2/T, with p in Torr and T in K. The temperature dependence of the vapor pressure for liquid sulfur dioxide is given by log(p) = 8.3186 – 1425.7/T. Determine the temperature and pressure at the triple point.

The temperature dependence of the vapor pressure of solid sulfur dioxide can be approximated by log(p) = 10.5916 – 1871.2/T, with p in Torr and T in K. The temperature dependence of the vapor pressure for liquid sulfur dioxide is given by log(p) = 8.3186 – 1425.7/T. Determine the temperature and pressure at the triple point.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter9: Liquids, Solids, And Materials

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