The vapour pressure of liquid nitrogen
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2019, Journal of Chemical ThermodynamicsCitation Excerpt :Since the pressure inside the pan was permitted to change during the measurement, the nitrogen is expected to exist in an equilibrium mixture of phases near each transition; thus, the shift between phases would be more gradual than in a constant pressure system. Furthermore, the system is expected to pass through the triple point of nitrogen near 63 K and 12.5 kPa [81–83]. As a further check on the accuracy of the benzoic-acid-plus-nitrogen measurement, we calculated the enthalpy of the broad transition from 54 to 93 K. To do this, we fit the data to a smoothed least-squares cubic spline and subtracted the lattice contributions.
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