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Several relationships involving a measured property versus temperature are curved like the previous graph. Often, if the natural logarithm of the measured property is graphed versus the inverse of temperature (in kelvin), the graph will be linear. In addition, the slope of the line often has physical significance. 8. Complete the table above. The third column should be the temperature in kelvin. The fourth column should be the inverse of temperature in K1, and the last column should be the natural logarithm (In) of the vapor pressure. Note that when the In of a quantity is taken, there are no units. 9. Make a graph of ln of vapor pressure versus inverse temperature. Choose a scale for each axis so that the data fills most of the area of the graph. You do not need to start at the origin (0,0). Label each axis appropriately