Estimate the vapor pressure of heavy water, D₂O, and of normal water at 25°C by using data in Appendix 2A. How do these values compare with each other? Using your knowledge of intermolecular forces and any quantum effects, such as the zero point energy of intermolecular vibrations, explain the reason for the difference observed.

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2A THERMODYNAMIC DATA AT 25 °C Inorganic Substances Substance Aluminum Al(s) Al³+ (aq) Al(OH)3(S) Al₂O3(s) AlCl3(s) AlBr,(s) Antimony Sb(s) SbH3(g) SbCl3(g) SbCls (g) Arsenic As(s), gray AsO³(aq) A$2S3(S) Barium Ba(s) Ba²+ (aq) BaO(s) BaCO3(s) BaCO3(aq) Molar mass, M/(g-mol ¹) 26.98 26.98 78.00 101.96 133.33 266.68 121.76 124.78 228.11 299.01 74.92 138.92 246.05 137.33 137.33 153.33 197.34 197.34 Enthalpy of formation, AH/(kJ-mol-¹) 0 -524.7 -1276 -1675.7 -704.2 -527.2 0 +145.11 -313.8 -394.34 0 -888.14 - 169.0 0 -537.64 -553.5 -1216.3 -1214.78 Gibbs free energy of formation, AG/(kJ.mol-¹) 0 -481.2 -1582.35 -628.8 0 +147.75 -301.2 -334.29 0 -648.41 -168.6 0 -560.77 -525.1 -1137.6 -1088.59 Molar heat capacity, Cr.m/(J.K-¹-mol¹) 24.35 79.04 91.84 100.6 25.23 41.05 76.69 121.13 24.64 116.3 28.07 47.78 85.35 Molar entropy, Sm/(J.K¹-mol-¹) 28.33 -321.7 50.92 110.67 180.2 45.69 232.78 337.80 401.94 35.1 -162.8 163.6 62.8 +9.6 70.42 112.1 -47.3