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Ch. 8: Diamond - Physical and Chemical Properties

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VAPOUR PRESSURE OF CARBON
pheres would suffice to liquefy some of it. Between these extremes the curve of vapour pressure is assumed to be logarithmic, as represented in the accompanying diagram.
The constant 39120 which occurs in the logarithmic formula enables us to calculate the latent heat of evaporation. If we assume the vapour density to be normal, or the molecule in vapour as C2, then the heat of
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