Posted by Christina on Thursday, March 15, 2012 at 6:30pm.
I know that I am close to the answer using this formula with plugged in information:
ln p2/760= 40500/8.314(1/273-1/351.1)
Just not sure what I am doing wrong. Is someone could assist me that would be greatly appreciated! thanks :)
I didn't go through it but it appears to me you didn't convert T2 properly.
273.15 + 78.5 = 351.65. Try that. If it doesn't work let me know and I'll go through the math. BUT if would help if you posted you work and I looked for the error. It's better that way.
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