Consider the phase diagram of ammonia: Pressure /kPa 1000000- 10000 100- 1 0.01- T = 195.4 K p=6.060 kPa 150 200 250 none Solid to gas Gas to solid to liquid Gas to solid Liquid to solid Solid to liquid A sample of ammonia at 1 kPa is heated from 150 K to 400 K without changing pressure. What phase transition(s) will the sample undergo in this process? Solid to liquid to gas T=405.2 K p = 11.3 MPa 300 350 400 450 500 Temperature /K

Consider the phase diagram of ammonia: Pressure /kPa 1000000- 10000 100- 1 0.01- T = 195.4 K p=6.060 kPa 150 200 250 none Solid to gas Gas to solid to liquid Gas to solid Liquid to solid Solid to liquid A sample of ammonia at 1 kPa is heated from 150 K to 400 K without changing pressure. What phase transition(s) will the sample undergo in this process? Solid to liquid to gas T=405.2 K p = 11.3 MPa 300 350 400 450 500 Temperature /K

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