[Coastie17]

Not sure if this is a Chemistry or Calculus question but here goes....

The standard form of this equation in natural logarithm form is: ln P = (-▲Hvap./R)(1/T) + C

Using the conversion factor 2.30 log x = ln x, convert the equation to log base 10 format.

 *I am taking chemistry and calculus concurrently but unfortunately, I have not started the calculus class yet and thus have no idea how to do this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[opti384]

Since you have 2.30 log x = ln x, wouldn't ln P= 2.30 log P?

[Coastie17]

Would anything have to be done to the other side of the equation?

*If it is that simple, I give up! 

[rabolisk]

Don't let the logs fool you. This is simple algebra of the form
a = b
a = 2.30c
c = (in terms of b)

[Coastie17]

I plugged in some values from other questions and the answer was the same regardless of whether I used ln P or 2.30 log P.

Thanks for all your assistance!