2- Below information is given for nickel. Atomic weight of Ni: 58.7 g/mol Melting temperature: 1455 °C Enthalpy of melting: 17650 J/mol Density of solid Ni: 8.9 g/cm • Density of liquid Ni: 7.9 g/cm • Icm'atm = 0.1013J b) Draw and explain the P-T diagram of pure nickel.

2- Below information is given for nickel. Atomic weight of Ni: 58.7 g/mol Melting temperature: 1455 °C Enthalpy of melting: 17650 J/mol Density of solid Ni: 8.9 g/cm • Density of liquid Ni: 7.9 g/cm • Icm'atm = 0.1013J b) Draw and explain the P-T diagram of pure nickel.

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2- Below information is given for nickel.
Atomic weight of Ni: 58.7 g/mol
Melting temperature: 1455 °C
Enthalpy of melting: 17650 J/mol
Density of solid Ni: 8.9 g/cm
• Density of liquid Ni: 7.9 g/cm
• Icm'atm = 0.1013J
b) Draw and explain the P-T diagram of pure nickel.

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