(Solved): (a) Plot a vapor pressure curve for propane and use it to estimate its normal boiling point (in ...

(a) Plot a vapor pressure curve for propane and use it to estimate its normal boiling point (in ${}^{?}\mathrm{C}$ ). (Enter an unrounded value.) (b) Use your curve to estimate the pressure of propane (in atm) in a storage tank on a hot summer day when the temperature is $95^{?}\mathrm{F}$. (Enter an unrounded value.) atm (c) What implications might your answer to part (b) have for an engineer designing storage tanks? Vapor pressure does not depend on temperature, but rather it increases temperature, like warm summer days, will require the tank to be engineered to sustain pressures