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Superonitioal fluid Critical point 73.7 Solid Liquid 67.9 5.2 Triple point Gas 1.0 -78.5 °C -56.4 °C 25.0 °C 31.1 °C Temperature (°C) Based on the above phase diagram, select aliof the situations that result in the chemical being present as a solid. Pressure (bar)

Superonitioal fluid Critical point 73.7 Solid Liquid 67.9 5.2 Triple point Gas 1.0 -78.5 °C -56.4 °C 25.0 °C 31.1 °C Temperature (°C) Based on the above phase diagram, select aliof the situations that result in the chemical being present as a solid. Pressure (bar)

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Superonitioal fluid Critical point 73.7 Solid Liquid 67.9 5.2 Triple point Gas 1.0 -78.5 °C -56.4 °C 25.0 °C 31.1 °C Temperature (°C) Based on the above phase diagram, select ali of the situations that result in the chemical being present as a solid. Pressure (bar)
Transcribed Image Text:Superonitioal fluid Critical point 73.7 Solid Liquid 67.9 5.2 Triple point Gas 1.0 -78.5 °C -56.4 °C 25.0 °C 31.1 °C Temperature (°C) Based on the above phase diagram, select ali of the situations that result in the chemical being present as a solid. Pressure (bar)
Based on the above phase diagram, select all of the situations that result in the chemical being present as a solid. O 25C, 67.9 bar 32C, 1 bar O -56.4C, 5.2 bar -56.4C, 1 bar O 25C, 73.7 bar O -78.5C, 2 bar O 32C, 100 bar O-56.4C, 67.9 bar O 32C, 73.7 bar O -78.5C, 0.5 bar O 25C. 1 bar O 78.5C, 1 bar
Transcribed Image Text:Based on the above phase diagram, select all of the situations that result in the chemical being present as a solid. O 25C, 67.9 bar 32C, 1 bar O -56.4C, 5.2 bar -56.4C, 1 bar O 25C, 73.7 bar O -78.5C, 2 bar O 32C, 100 bar O-56.4C, 67.9 bar O 32C, 73.7 bar O -78.5C, 0.5 bar O 25C. 1 bar O 78.5C, 1 bar
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