Phase Diagrams - AP Chemistry
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What is the definition of the triple point?
What is the definition of the triple point?
Definition of triple point: where solid, liquid, and gas exist in equilibrium
Definition of triple point: where solid, liquid, and gas exist in equilibrium
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What is represented by point D
What is represented by point D
the critical point is where the solid and gas cannot be distinguished
the critical point is where the solid and gas cannot be distinguished
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A solution of water is at 0.006atm and 0.01 degrees Celsius. What phase(s) are present in the sample?
A solution of water is at 0.006atm and 0.01 degrees Celsius. What phase(s) are present in the sample?
The point detailed in the question is the triple point of water on the phase diagram. At the triple point all three phases of a chemical coexist; as such the correct answer is solid, liquid, and gas.
The point detailed in the question is the triple point of water on the phase diagram. At the triple point all three phases of a chemical coexist; as such the correct answer is solid, liquid, and gas.
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What is the definition of the triple point?
What is the definition of the triple point?
Definition of triple point: where solid, liquid, and gas exist in equilibrium
Definition of triple point: where solid, liquid, and gas exist in equilibrium
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What is represented by point D
What is represented by point D
the critical point is where the solid and gas cannot be distinguished
the critical point is where the solid and gas cannot be distinguished
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A solution of water is at 0.006atm and 0.01 degrees Celsius. What phase(s) are present in the sample?
A solution of water is at 0.006atm and 0.01 degrees Celsius. What phase(s) are present in the sample?
The point detailed in the question is the triple point of water on the phase diagram. At the triple point all three phases of a chemical coexist; as such the correct answer is solid, liquid, and gas.
The point detailed in the question is the triple point of water on the phase diagram. At the triple point all three phases of a chemical coexist; as such the correct answer is solid, liquid, and gas.
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What is the definition of the triple point?
What is the definition of the triple point?
Definition of triple point: where solid, liquid, and gas exist in equilibrium
Definition of triple point: where solid, liquid, and gas exist in equilibrium
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What is represented by point D
What is represented by point D
the critical point is where the solid and gas cannot be distinguished
the critical point is where the solid and gas cannot be distinguished
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A solution of water is at 0.006atm and 0.01 degrees Celsius. What phase(s) are present in the sample?
A solution of water is at 0.006atm and 0.01 degrees Celsius. What phase(s) are present in the sample?
The point detailed in the question is the triple point of water on the phase diagram. At the triple point all three phases of a chemical coexist; as such the correct answer is solid, liquid, and gas.
The point detailed in the question is the triple point of water on the phase diagram. At the triple point all three phases of a chemical coexist; as such the correct answer is solid, liquid, and gas.
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