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Actiivity 1- 5 1. Explain what happens when the vapor at point A is cooled down along the ae segment. Identify the Liquid Solid (ice) phases that exist at each point. e 2. At point d, evaluate dP Is this the Clapeyron or the dT Vapour Clasius-Clapeyron equation? When can you use these equations? T T To Temperature, T 3. Show how u varies with T for each of the phases. What can you learn from this graph? 4. Draw the cooling curve for the ae. Pressure, platm

Actiivity 1- 5 1. Explain what happens when the vapor at point A is cooled down along the ae segment. Identify the Liquid Solid (ice) phases that exist at each point. e 2. At point d, evaluate dP Is this the Clapeyron or the dT Vapour Clasius-Clapeyron equation? When can you use these equations? T T To Temperature, T 3. Show how u varies with T for each of the phases. What can you learn from this graph? 4. Draw the cooling curve for the ae. Pressure, platm

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