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The data from Problem P9.20 can be expressed in terms of the molality rather than the mole fraction of Br2. Use the data from the following table and a graphical method to determine the Henry’s law constant for Br2 in CCl4 at 25°C in terms of molality.

Problem P9.20
The partial pressures of Br2 above a solution containing CCl4 as the solvent at 25°C are found to have the values listed in the following table as a function of the mole fraction of Br2 in the solution [Lewis G. N., and Storch, H. J. American Chemical Society 39 (1917): 2544]. Use these data and a graphical method to determine the Henry’s law constant for Br2 in CCl4 at 25°C.

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