calculate the amount of heat required for each part of the phase diagram and use these to figure out the x-axis values! ΔΗ. fus 9.28(kJ) mol ,AH = vap 48.3(kJ) -, c mol gas 147.42(J) = = mol °C liquid ' 183.3 (J) mol°C = solid 34(J) mol °C Melting point = -89.8°C Boiling point = 117.7°C

calculate the amount of heat required for each part of the phase diagram and use these to figure out the x-axis values! ΔΗ. fus 9.28(kJ) mol ,AH = vap 48.3(kJ) -, c mol gas 147.42(J) = = mol °C liquid ' 183.3 (J) mol°C = solid 34(J) mol °C Melting point = -89.8°C Boiling point = 117.7°C

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