A general PVT (3D) surface is shown below along with the phase diagram for the same substance. Match the labels on the PVT surface withthe corresponding features on the phase diagram. Note that the temperature and pressure labels for the isobars and isotherms appear atthe top and on the right side of the phase diagram, and there are labels "S-G", "S-L" and "L-G" indicating the phases that coexist along thecurves drawn in the diagram.Pressure PASolidLiquidVolume vBGasFCTemperature TP(T)1 atmsolidT₁S-GS-LT₂liquid73gasT₁P3M4 Problem 6 image 1L-GP₂·P₁T ◆ Region ALine BLine CRegion DLine E+ Line FA. T3 isothermB. P3 isobarc. triple pointD. S-G coexistence curveE. T2 isothermF. L-G coexistence curveG.P₂ isobarH. critical pointI. T4 isothermJ. T₁ isothermK. P₁ isobarL. S-L coexistence curve

1) Region A: Option L i.e S-L coexistence curve 2) Line B: Option H i.e Critical point 3) Line C:…

◆ Region A Line B Line C Region D Line E Line F A. T3 isotherm B. P3 isobar c. triple point D. S-G coexistence curve E. T₂ isotherm F. L-G coexistence curve G.P₂ isobar H. critical point I. T4 isotherm J. T₁ isotherm K. P₁ isobar

◆ Region A Line B Line C Region D Line E Line F A. T3 isotherm B. P3 isobar c. triple point D. S-G coexistence curve E. T₂ isotherm F. L-G coexistence curve G.P₂ isobar H. critical point I. T4 isotherm J. T₁ isotherm K. P₁ isobar

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A general PVT (3D) surface is shown below along with the phase diagram for the same substance. Match the labels on the PVT surface with
the corresponding features on the phase diagram. Note that the temperature and pressure labels for the isobars and isotherms appear at
the top and on the right side of the phase diagram, and there are labels "S-G", "S-L" and "L-G" indicating the phases that coexist along the
curves drawn in the diagram.
Pressure P
A
Solid
Liquid
Volume v
B
Gas
F
C
Temperature T
P(T)
1 atm
solid
T₁
S-G
S-L
T₂
liquid
73
gas
T₁
P3
M4 Problem 6 image 1
L-G
P₂
·P₁
T

◆ Region A
Line B
Line C
Region D
Line E
+ Line F
A. T3 isotherm
B. P3 isobar
c. triple point
D. S-G coexistence curve
E. T2 isotherm
F. L-G coexistence curve
G.P₂ isobar
H. critical point
I. T4 isotherm
J. T₁ isotherm
K. P₁ isobar
L. S-L coexistence curve

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