Chemistry, 01.12.2020 05:30, neon1605

THINKING CRITICALLY 5. CALCULATE: Use Figure 12-10 to find the relative
humidity when the psychrometer readings are
as follows: a. wet bulb, 12°C; dry bulb, 20°C;
b. wet bulb, 33°C; dry bulb, 35°C; and c. wet
bulb, 22°C; dry bulb, 30°C.

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5. CALCULATE: Use Figure 12-10 to find the relative
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THINKING CRITICALLY 5. CALCULATE: Use Figure 12-10 to find the relative
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