1. How does the Gibbs energy change as the pressure is increased? Recall that dG = VmdP 2. Sketch a plot of the Gibbs energy vs. the pressure for liquid and solid water. The point where the lines intersect represents a phase transition. (Hint: consider how the molar volume of ice relates to the molar volume of water).

1. How does the Gibbs energy change as the pressure is increased? Recall that dG = VmdP 2. Sketch a plot of the Gibbs energy vs. the pressure for liquid and solid water. The point where the lines intersect represents a phase transition. (Hint: consider how the molar volume of ice relates to the molar volume of water).

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