37 PHASE DIAGRAM FOR WATERC22 100TmTb.101.325SolidLiquidVapor0.611Triple pointA0.13-791003740 0.01Temperature (°C)Pressure (kPa).... NameDateClassChapter 17TRANSPARENCY 37PHASE DIAGRAM FOR WATER1. In this phase diagram for water, what is being plotted on the x-axis and on the y-axis?2. What does line AB represent? Explain in terms of equilibrium.3. What does curve BD represent?4. What does line BC represent?5. What is point B called? Explain what is meant by the term.6. What is point D called? Explain what is meant by the term.7. What is the temperature at the triple point? What is the pressure at the triple point?8. What is the value of T, the normal melting point of ice?9. What is the value of T, the normal boiling point of water?10. What is the pressure 101.325 kPa equal to?11. Is the slope of the solid-liquid equilibrium line, BC, positive or negative? What unusual fact aboutwater does this reflect?

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37 PHASE DIAGRAM FOR WATER
C
22 100
Tm
Tb
.101.325
Solid
Liquid
Vapor
0.611
Triple point
A
0.13
-79
100
374
0 0.01
Temperature (°C)
Pressure (kPa)
....

Name
Date
Class
Chapter 17
TRANSPARENCY 37
PHASE DIAGRAM FOR WATER
1. In this phase diagram for water, what is being plotted on the x-axis and on the y-axis?
2. What does line AB represent? Explain in terms of equilibrium.
3. What does curve BD represent?
4. What does line BC represent?
5. What is point B called? Explain what is meant by the term.
6. What is point D called? Explain what is meant by the term.
7. What is the temperature at the triple point? What is the pressure at the triple point?
8. What is the value of T, the normal melting point of ice?
9. What is the value of T, the normal boiling point of water?
10. What is the pressure 101.325 kPa equal to?
11. Is the slope of the solid-liquid equilibrium line, BC, positive or negative? What unusual fact about
water does this reflect?

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