4. In the phase diagram of pure ammonia, NH3, the solid-liquid coexistence line can be expressed as P = 69.1-T – 13503 solid-liquid coexistence line and the liquid-vapor coexistence line can be expressed as P= 7.642x104.T² – 0.3183-T+ 33.4 liquid-vapor coexistence line where pressures are given in units of atm and temperatures are in units of K. The triple point of the ammonia phase diagram has a temperature of a. Tu = 197.2 K b. Tu = 195.4 K c. Tự = 410.6 K d. Ty is indeterminate

4. In the phase diagram of pure ammonia, NH3, the solid-liquid coexistence line can be expressed as P = 69.1-T – 13503 solid-liquid coexistence line and the liquid-vapor coexistence line can be expressed as P= 7.642x104.T² – 0.3183-T+ 33.4 liquid-vapor coexistence line where pressures are given in units of atm and temperatures are in units of K. The triple point of the ammonia phase diagram has a temperature of a. Tu = 197.2 K b. Tu = 195.4 K c. Tự = 410.6 K d. Ty is indeterminate

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