Question: 1. In Example 2-3 and the related text Eby uses the Van't Hoff equation to project values of log K to higher temperatures. Consider the

 1. In Example 2-3 and the related text Eby uses the

1. In Example 2-3 and the related text Eby uses the Van't Hoff equation to project values of log K to higher temperatures. Consider the following data for the dissociation of water measured by Busey and Mesmer (1978. J. Chem. Eng. Data 23:175-176). Use the 25C data to predict the value of log K at 50 and 300C. T/C pK AH;/(kcal-mol") 0 14.941 25 13.993 13.340 50 13.272 75 12.709 100 12.264 125 11.914 150 11.642 175 11.441 200 11.302 225 11.222 250 11.196 275 11.224 300 11.301 How do the values compare

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