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Author: Daniel V. Schroeder

Publisher: Addison Wesley

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Chapter 5.4, Problem 59P

Suppose you cool a mixture of 50% nitrogen and 50% oxygen until it liquefies. Describe the cooling sequence in detail, including the temperature and compositions at which liquefaction begins and ends.

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An Introduction to Thermal Physics

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