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73.0 C 5.11 OE 1.0 -78.5 -56.4 31.1 Temperature ("C) What phase change corresponds to the direction of the red arrow? O sublimation O freezing O condensation O deposition Pressure (atm)

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5.11
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1.0
-78.5 -56.4
31.1
Temperature ("C)
What phase change corresponds to the direction of the red arrow?
O sublimation
O freezing
condensation
O deposition
Pressure (atm)

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