Explain the vapor pressure of liquid nickel

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The vapor pressure of liquid Nickel at 1606° C is 0.100 torr, whereas at 1805° C, its vapor pressure is 1.000 torr. At what temperature does the liquid have a vapor pressure of 2.500 torr?

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