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Consider the phase diagram of substance J below: 4500 J(s) 760 82 53 Pressure (torr) J(1) 0.1 12 93 Temperature (°C) J(g) 200

Consider the phase diagram of substance J below: 4500 J(s) 760 82 53 Pressure (torr) J(1) 0.1 12 93 Temperature (°C) J(g) 200

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Consider the phase diagram of substance J below: 4500 J(s) 760 82 53 0.1 12 93 200 Temperature (°C) A. Which statement is FALSE about substance J? Above 200 °C, no amount of pressure can convert gaseous J into a liquid. Substance J is a liquid at STP. Sublimation of solid J can happen at 0.050 atm. By changing the pressure, it is possible to form solid, liquid, and gaseous J at room temperature. B. Which is the most likely heat of vaporization of substance J? 36.8 kJ/mol 50.1 kJ/mol 23.9 kJ/mol 44.1 kJ/mol Pressure (torr) J(1) J (g)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the phase diagram of substance J below: 4500 J(s) 760 82 53 0.1 12 93 200 Temperature (°C) A. Which statement is FALSE about substance J? Above 200 °C, no amount of pressure can convert gaseous J into a liquid. Substance J is a liquid at STP. Sublimation of solid J can happen at 0.050 atm. By changing the pressure, it is possible to form solid, liquid, and gaseous J at room temperature. B. Which is the most likely heat of vaporization of substance J? 36.8 kJ/mol 50.1 kJ/mol 23.9 kJ/mol 44.1 kJ/mol Pressure (torr) J(1) J (g)
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