The density of nitrogen at its critical point is 0.3131 gcm-3 . At a very low temperature, 0.3131 g solid nitrogenis sealed into a thick-walled glass tube with a volume of1.000 cm3 . Describe what happens inside the tube as thetube is warmed past the critical temperature, 126.19 K.

The density of nitrogen at its critical point is 0.3131 gcm-3 . At a very low temperature, 0.3131 g solid nitrogenis sealed into a thick-walled glass tube with a volume of1.000 cm3 . Describe what happens inside the tube as thetube is warmed past the critical temperature, 126.19 K.

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The density of nitrogen at its critical point is 0.3131 g
cm^-3. At a very low temperature, 0.3131 g solid nitrogen
is sealed into a thick-walled glass tube with a volume of
1.000 cm³. Describe what happens inside the tube as the
tube is warmed past the critical temperature, 126.19 K.

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