Please answer both parts Substance T. (K) Pe (bar)Br₂(g) 588.00 103.40144.30 51.72F₂ (g)Calculate the I' value for which Bra (g) is in a corresponding state to F₂ (g) at 311 K and 71.1 bar.Express your answer in kelvins to three significant figures.197) ΑΣΦTheSubmitPart BRequest AnswerKCalculate the P values for which Br; (g) is in a corresponding state to F: (g) at 311 K and 71.1 bar.Express your answer in bars to three significant figures.1ΕΙ ΑΣΦΑ

Substance T. (K) Pe (bar) Br₂(g) 588.00 103.40 F₂ (g) 144.30 51.72 Calculate the I' value for which Bra (g) is in a corresponding state to F₂ (g) at 311 K and 71.1 bar. Express your answer in kelvins to three significant figures. 197) ΑΣΦΑ The Submit Part B Request Answer K Calculate the P values for which Br; (g) is in a corresponding state to F: (g) at 311 K and 71.1 bar. Express your answer in bars to three significant figures. 1ΕΙ ΑΣΦ

Substance T. (K) Pe (bar) Br₂(g) 588.00 103.40 F₂ (g) 144.30 51.72 Calculate the I' value for which Bra (g) is in a corresponding state to F₂ (g) at 311 K and 71.1 bar. Express your answer in kelvins to three significant figures. 197) ΑΣΦΑ The Submit Part B Request Answer K Calculate the P values for which Br; (g) is in a corresponding state to F: (g) at 311 K and 71.1 bar. Express your answer in bars to three significant figures. 1ΕΙ ΑΣΦ

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter4: Energy And Chemical Reactions

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