Based on the phase diagram for methane (Figure 11.30, shown below), whathappens to methane as it is heated from -250 to 0 °C at a pressure of 10 atm?10Supercriticalfluid102Liquid3Solid10-1Gas10-210-3104-200-100100Temperature ("C)O t melts at -170 o, and valorizes at --1200O It melts at -180 o, and valorizes at ~-1400O t sublimes at ~-2000It frozen at -180 o, and condense at -100oO It always stays as a gas.Pressure (atm)

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-3 -200 -100 100 Temperature ("C) t melts at -170 o, and valorizes at -1200 t melts at-180 o, and valorizes at -1400 t sublimes at -2000 t frozen at -180 o, and condense at ~-100

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Based on the phase diagram for methane (Figure 11.30, shown below), what
happens to methane as it is heated from -250 to 0 °C at a pressure of 10 atm?
10
Supercritical
fluid
102
Liquid
3
Solid
10-1
Gas
10-2
10-3
104
-200
-100
100
Temperature ("C)
O t melts at -170 o, and valorizes at --1200
O It melts at -180 o, and valorizes at ~-1400
O t sublimes at ~-2000
It frozen at -180 o, and condense at -100o
O It always stays as a gas.
Pressure (atm)

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