CO, Phase Diagramnot to scalesolidsupercritical fluidliquidVihelora,ho73 atmPer critical pressurecritical pointgaseouSPtp*triple point5.11 atmTipcriticalTer temperature-56.4°C31.1°CTemperatureThe triple point of CO2 occurs at 5.11 atm and -56.4°C.Based your answer on the phase diagram of carbon dioxidea. What is the lowest temperature at which liquid carbon dioxide can exist?b. What is the critical temperature?c. What is the critical pressure?d. In what phase does CO2 exist at 20°C and 5.11 atm?1.ORSPressure

The Phase Diagram of Carbon Dioxide: The triple point -56.60C and 511 atm. It means that liquid CO2…

Based your answer on the phase diagram of carbon dioxide a. What is the lowest temperature at which liquid carbon dioxide can exist? b. What is the critical temperature? c. What is the critical pressure? d. In what phase does CO2 exist at 20°C and 5.11 atm? 1.

Based your answer on the phase diagram of carbon dioxide a. What is the lowest temperature at which liquid carbon dioxide can exist? b. What is the critical temperature? c. What is the critical pressure? d. In what phase does CO2 exist at 20°C and 5.11 atm? 1.

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CO, Phase Diagram
not to scale
solid
supercritical fluid
liquid
Vihelora,ho
73 atm
Per critical pressure
critical point
gaseouS
Ptp
*triple point
5.11 atm
Tip
critical
Ter temperature
-56.4°C
31.1°C
Temperature
The triple point of CO2 occurs at 5.11 atm and -56.4°C.
Based your answer on the phase diagram of carbon dioxide
a. What is the lowest temperature at which liquid carbon dioxide can exist?
b. What is the critical temperature?
c. What is the critical pressure?
d. In what phase does CO2 exist at 20°C and 5.11 atm?
1.
ORS
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