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152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? I K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium?T= K, P = atm (c) Is xenon a solid, a liquid or a gas at room temperature and pressure? (d) Which is the more dense phase, the liquid or the solid? 6 (e) A 44.5 g sample of liquid xenon is heated at a constant pressure of 1 atm from a temperature of 165 K to a temperature of 215.2 K. How much energy in kJ is required? kj Answer the following questions based on the phase diagram (not to scale!) for xenon, Xe, and on the following data: AHfusion = 17.3 J/g, AHvap = 96.3 J/g, specific heat gas = 0.158 J/g.K 57.6 P 1.00 atm 0.37 152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium? T = K, P = atm

152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? I K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium?T= K, P = atm (c) Is xenon a solid, a liquid or a gas at room temperature and pressure? (d) Which is the more dense phase, the liquid or the solid? 6 (e) A 44.5 g sample of liquid xenon is heated at a constant pressure of 1 atm from a temperature of 165 K to a temperature of 215.2 K. How much energy in kJ is required? kj Answer the following questions based on the phase diagram (not to scale!) for xenon, Xe, and on the following data: AHfusion = 17.3 J/g, AHvap = 96.3 J/g, specific heat gas = 0.158 J/g.K 57.6 P 1.00 atm 0.37 152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium? T = K, P = atm

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152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? I K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium?T= K, P = atm (c) Is xenon a solid, a liquid or a gas at room temperature and pressure? (d) Which is the more dense phase, the liquid or the solid? 6 (e) A 44.5 g sample of liquid xenon is heated at a constant pressure of 1 atm from a temperature of 165 K to a temperature of 215.2 K. How much energy in kJ is required? kj
Transcribed Image Text:152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? I K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium?T= K, P = atm (c) Is xenon a solid, a liquid or a gas at room temperature and pressure? (d) Which is the more dense phase, the liquid or the solid? 6 (e) A 44.5 g sample of liquid xenon is heated at a constant pressure of 1 atm from a temperature of 165 K to a temperature of 215.2 K. How much energy in kJ is required? kj
Answer the following questions based on the phase diagram (not to scale!) for xenon, Xe, and on the following data: AHfusion = 17.3 J/g, AHvap = 96.3 J/g, specific heat gas = 0.158 J/g.K 57.6 P 1.00 atm 0.37 152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium? T = K, P = atm
Transcribed Image Text:Answer the following questions based on the phase diagram (not to scale!) for xenon, Xe, and on the following data: AHfusion = 17.3 J/g, AHvap = 96.3 J/g, specific heat gas = 0.158 J/g.K 57.6 P 1.00 atm 0.37 152.0 161.3 165.0 289.7 T Kelvin (a) What is the normal melting point? K The normal boiling point? K (b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist in equilibrium? T = K, P = atm
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