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Transcribed Image Text:The following data was collected for n-pentane and isopentane:
Compound
P, (kPa)
n-pentane
282.9 at 70°C
895.5 at 120°C
Isopentane
955.9 at 115°C
1152.4 at 125°C
Calculate the vapor pressure of Isopentane at 120°C.
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