MN.37. A phase diagram for tin is shown below.What phase transition occurs when white tin is heated to 600 K while keeping thepressure constant at 20 atm?Pressure (atm)100-604020Tetragonal(white tin)200A) meltingB) freezingTetragonalCubic(grey tin)condensationE) boilingD) sublimation400600Temperature (K)Liquid800+

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A phase diagram for tin is shown below. What phase transition occurs when white tin is heated to 600 K while keeping the pressure constant at 20 atm? Pressure (atm) 100- Tetragonal (white tin) 200 A) melting E) boiling Tetragonal Cubic (grey tin) B) freezing C) condensation D) sublimation 400 600 Temperature (K) Liquid 800

A phase diagram for tin is shown below. What phase transition occurs when white tin is heated to 600 K while keeping the pressure constant at 20 atm? Pressure (atm) 100- Tetragonal (white tin) 200 A) melting E) boiling Tetragonal Cubic (grey tin) B) freezing C) condensation D) sublimation 400 600 Temperature (K) Liquid 800

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