Dry ice, Co,(s), does not melt or freeze at atmospheric pressure. It sublimes and deposits at a temperature of -78°C. Based on the phase diagram below, what is the lowest pressure (in kPa) at which Co,(g) will condense to give Co,(/)? (Note that the graph is a log-linear plot.)1,000,000100,000SolidLiquidSCF10,0001000Gas10010-100-50Tc50100Temperature (°C)517.77X kPaBased on the phase diagram, at approximately what temperature (in °C) will this occur?|-56.6X °CPressure (kPa)

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1,000,000- y Ice, CO₂(s), does not melt or freeze at atmospheric pressure. It sublimes and deposits at a temperature of -78°C. Based on the phase diagram below, what is the lowest pressure (in kPa) at which CO2(g) will condense to give CO2()? (Note that the gr ear plot.) Pressure (kPa) 100.000 Solid Liquid SCF 10,000 1000 Gas 100 10 -100 Tc 50 100 Temperature (°C) 7.77 XkPa sed on the phase diagram, at approximately what temperature (in °C) will this occur? 6.6 x °C

1,000,000- y Ice, CO₂(s), does not melt or freeze at atmospheric pressure. It sublimes and deposits at a temperature of -78°C. Based on the phase diagram below, what is the lowest pressure (in kPa) at which CO2(g) will condense to give CO2()? (Note that the gr ear plot.) Pressure (kPa) 100.000 Solid Liquid SCF 10,000 1000 Gas 100 10 -100 Tc 50 100 Temperature (°C) 7.77 XkPa sed on the phase diagram, at approximately what temperature (in °C) will this occur? 6.6 x °C

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