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For a liquid the vapour pressure is given by `"log"_(10) P = (-400)/(T) + 10`. Vapour pressure of the liquid is `10^(x) mm` Hg. The value of x will be-----

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`log_(10) P = - (400)/(T) + 10 = - (400)/(400) + 10 = 9`
`P = 10^(@) mm Hg x = 9`
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