(a) What is the normal melting point? 53.5 K The normal boiling point?85.0K(b) At what temperature and pressure do the three phases coexist inequilibrium? T = 53.4 K, P =atm4(c) Is fluorine a solid, a liquid or a gas at room temperature and pressure?gas V(d) Which is the more dense phase, the liquid or the solid? | solid(e) A 35.1 g sample of liquid fluorine is heated at a constant pressure of 1atm from a temperature of 85 K to a temperature of 178.3 K. How muchenergy in kJ is required? 4.1379kj Answer the following questions based on the phase diagram (not to scale!)for fluorine, F₂, and on the following data:AHfusion13.4 J/g, AHvap = 171 J/g, specific heat gas = 0.824 J/g.KPatm=551.000.0001653.4 53.585.0I144.1

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Answer the following questions based on the phase diagram (not to scale!) for fluorine, F₂, and on the following data: AHfusion = 13.4 J/g, AHvap = 171 J/g, specific heat gas = 0.824 J/g.K P atm 55 1.00 0.00016 53.4 53.5 85.0 I 144.1

Answer the following questions based on the phase diagram (not to scale!) for fluorine, F₂, and on the following data: AHfusion = 13.4 J/g, AHvap = 171 J/g, specific heat gas = 0.824 J/g.K P atm 55 1.00 0.00016 53.4 53.5 85.0 I 144.1

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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