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Module 1 Lesson 4 Mastery Assignment – Phase Diagram Analysis
Honors Chemistry NCVPS
Use the diagram below to answer the questions that follow. Please answer the questions in a different
colored font. Submit your completed document in the course.
1. What state of matter is represented by the area surrounding the letter A?
The solid state of matter is being represented.
2. What state of matter is represented by the area surrounding the letter B?
The liquid state of matter is represented.
3. What state of matter is represented by the area surrounding the letter C?
The gas state of matter is being represented.
4. Locate the triple point. Explain what is happening at that data point.
What is happening at the triple point is all three phases of a substance—solid, liquid, and
gas—meet and coexist in balance.
5. Locate the critical point. Explain what is happening at that data point.
What is happening at the critical point is a substance reaches a certain temperature and
pressure where it can no longer be distinguished from either a liquid or a gas.
6. Describe the phase change (example: boiling, melting, condensation, deposition, freezing or
sublimation) as the substance moves from …
a. Region A to Region B -
melting
b. Region A to Region C -
sublimation
c.
Region B to Region A -
freezing
d. Region B to Region C -
boiling
e. Region C to Region B -
condensation
f.
Region C to Region A -
deposition
7. How does increasing the pressure affect the temperature required for this substance to
boil
?
Increasing the pressure raises the temperature required for a substance to boil.
8.
True
or False
At higher temperatures,
deposition
is less likely.
9. Estimate the
normal melting point
and
normal boiling point
of this substance.
around melting - 30
°C
and boiling around
50
°C
10. If at the triple point the temperature is 30 degrees Celsius and the pressure is 0.75 atm, in
what state of matter would the substance
most likely
be at 20 degrees Celsius and 1.5 atm?
It would be a solid
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