Enthalpy departure functions are plotted for CO2, Ar, and benzene (B) at 10 MPa pressure as a function of temperature. Which is the correct identification of the curves?123200300400500600700temperature (K)1-СО2, 2-Aг, 3-В1-B, 2-Aг, 3-СО2d.1-Aг, 2-B, 3-СО»а.b.1-СО2, 2-В, 3-Аrе.с.1-Aг, 2-СО,, 3-Вf.none of the choicesenthalpy departure function(kJ/mol)

Enthalpy departure functions are plotted for CO2, Ar, and benzene (B) at 10 MPa pressure as a function of temperature. Which is the correct identification of the curves? 3 200 300 400 500 600 700 temperature (K) a. 1-СО, 2-Аг, 3-В d. 1-Aг, 2-В, 3-СО2 1-В, 2-Аг, 3-СО2 1-Со, 2-В, 3-Аг none of the choices p. е. 1-Ar, 2-CO2, 3-B f. enthalpy departure function (kJ/mol)

Enthalpy departure functions are plotted for CO2, Ar, and benzene (B) at 10 MPa pressure as a function of temperature. Which is the correct identification of the curves? 3 200 300 400 500 600 700 temperature (K) a. 1-СО, 2-Аг, 3-В d. 1-Aг, 2-В, 3-СО2 1-В, 2-Аг, 3-СО2 1-Со, 2-В, 3-Аг none of the choices p. е. 1-Ar, 2-CO2, 3-B f. enthalpy departure function (kJ/mol)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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