E11.027 – High in the Mountains

OWLv2 for General Chemistry

Cengage

01st Edition

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An explorer in the mountains witnesses tea boiling at a certain °C. What is the atmospheric pressure? Estimate ΔHvap between two temperatures (°C).

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