Calculate vapour pressure of gas

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di ethyl ethal is a volatile, highly inflammable organic liquid that is used mainly as a solvebt. the vapour pressure of di ethyl ethal is 4.01mmHg at 18 degree celcius, calculate its vapour pressure at 32 degree celcius given that delta Hvap = 26kj/mol and R=8.1345K/MOL/K

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