Physics for Scientists and Engineers: A Strategic Approach with Modern Physics (3rd Edition)

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Chapter 16 - A Macroscopic Description of Matter - Exercises and Problems - Page 464: 14

Answer

(a) $607.8Pa;32.018 F^{\circ}$ (b) $-68.8F^{\circ};506500Pa$

Work Step by Step

(a) We know that at triple point $T=0.01C^{\circ}$ and the pressure is $p=0.006 atm$ Now the temperature in $F^{\circ}$ and pressure in $Pa$ is given as $T_F=1.8T_C+32$ $\implies T_F=1.8(0.01C^{\circ})+32$ $\implies T_F=32.018 F^{\circ}$ and $P=101300(0.006)=607.8Pa$ (b) We know that at triple point for carbon dioxide $T=-56C^{\circ}$ and the pressure is $p=5 atm$ Now the temperature in $F^{\circ}$ and pressure in $Pa$ is given as $T_F=1.8T_C+32$ $T_F=1.8(-56)+32=-68.8F^{\circ}$ and $p=101300(5)=506500Pa$
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