Compute the change of pressure for a one degree

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The molar entropy of vaporization of water is 108.72 J/K at 760 torr. The corresponding densities of liquid water and water vapor are 0.958 kg/L and 0.000598 kg/L, respectively. Calculate the change of pressure for a one degree change in temperature.

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