At roughly what pressure, P, and temperature, T, willCarbon phase diagramdiamond, graphite, and liquid carbon all exist in equilibrium?106–Solid I (diamond)10°–LiquidP =atm10ª–103-Solid II(graphite)10²-GasT =K10-1-100020003000400050006000T (K)Which solid form of carbon is more dense?diamondO graphiteP (bar)

From the above phase diagram, the roughly estimated pressure and temperature of carbon compounds…

At roughly what pressure, P, and temperature, T, will Carbon phase diagram diamond, graphite, and liquid carbon all exist in equilibrium? 10- Solid I (diamond) 10- Liquid P = atm 10- 10- Solid II 10- (graphite) Gas T = K 10- 1- 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 T (K) Which solid form of carbon is more dense? O diamond O graphite P (bar)

At roughly what pressure, P, and temperature, T, will Carbon phase diagram diamond, graphite, and liquid carbon all exist in equilibrium? 10- Solid I (diamond) 10- Liquid P = atm 10- 10- Solid II 10- (graphite) Gas T = K 10- 1- 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 T (K) Which solid form of carbon is more dense? O diamond O graphite P (bar)

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