18) The phase diagram for iodine is given below. Which of the following transitions occur when the temperature andpressure conditions are changed from A to B to C to D?Pressure (not to scale)1 almDBA) 1-s-g-1B) s→l-g-sC) g-s→l-gD) s l-g-1-sE) s-g-l-g-s1844 "C113.6 "CTemperature (not to scale)T

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18) The phase diagram for iodine is given below. Which of the following transitions occur when the temper pressure conditions are changed from A to B to C to D? 21 alm 13 Pressure (not to scale) 113.6 °C BY 091 C 1844 "C

18) The phase diagram for iodine is given below. Which of the following transitions occur when the temper pressure conditions are changed from A to B to C to D? 21 alm 13 Pressure (not to scale) 113.6 °C BY 091 C 1844 "C

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18) The phase diagram for iodine is given below. Which of the following transitions occur when the temperature and
pressure conditions are changed from A to B to C to D?
Pressure (not to scale)
1 alm
D
B
A) 1-s-g-1
B) s→l-g-s
C) g-s→l-g
D) s l-g-1-s
E) s-g-l-g-s
1844 "C
113.6 "C
Temperature (not to scale)
T

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