=O STATES OF MATTERLabeling a typical simple phase diagramStudy the following phase diagram of Substance X.pressure (atm)-ΑAGFBWhich is the solid one-phase region?Which is the triple point of X?E-temperature (K)HWhich is the solid-liquid coexistence curve?DCO OAGAEGAUEG)OBOBDFHTH

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O STATES OF MATTER
Labeling a typical simple phase diagram
Study the following phase diagram of Substance X.
pressure (atm)
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Which is the solid one-phase region?
Which is the triple point of X?
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temperature (K)
H
Which is the solid-liquid coexistence curve?
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