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Water boils at 95^(@)C in Denver, the mi...

Water boils at `95^(@)C` in Denver, the mile high city. Calculate the atomospheric pressure in Denver. `DeltaH_(Vap)` for `H_(2)O=40.67 KJ mol^(-1)`.

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