**Title: Identifying Cooling Points on a Heat Energy Diagram****Overview:**This resource guides you through identifying points on a heat energy diagram where the removal of heat causes a decrease in temperature. Understanding these points is crucial for comprehending phase changes and thermal dynamics in a sample.**Task:**Identify the point(s) where the removal of heat will cause the temperature of the sample to decrease.**Diagram Explanation:**- **Axes:** - The x-axis represents Heat Energy. - The y-axis represents Temperature.- **Plot:** - The diagram features a series of points labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J. - The plot consists of horizontal and inclined lines connecting these points.- **Line Segments:** - Horizontal segments (e.g., B to C, F to G) typically indicate phase changes where temperature remains constant despite heat removal or addition. - Inclined segments (e.g., A to B, C to D, E to F, G to H, H to J) suggest regions where temperature changes with heat removal or addition.**Instructions:**Enter the points in alphabetical order where the removal of heat will lead to a temperature decrease (e.g., DFJ, not FDJ). This often occurs along inclined segments.- **Points to Consider:** - Points linked by inclined lines are indicative of temperature changes due to heat removal.**Submission:**- Place your answers in the 'Point(s)' text box and click "Submit Answer."- You have 3 attempts to correctly identify these points.This exercise is integral for students to understand heat exchange principles within a given sample, reinforcing the theoretical knowledge with practical application.

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**Title: Identifying Cooling Points on a Heat Energy Diagram**

**Overview:**
This resource guides you through identifying points on a heat energy diagram where the removal of heat causes a decrease in temperature. Understanding these points is crucial for comprehending phase changes and thermal dynamics in a sample.

**Task:**
Identify the point(s) where the removal of heat will cause the temperature of the sample to decrease.

**Diagram Explanation:**

- **Axes:**
- The x-axis represents Heat Energy.
- The y-axis represents Temperature.

- **Plot:**
- The diagram features a series of points labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J.
- The plot consists of horizontal and inclined lines connecting these points.

- **Line Segments:**
- Horizontal segments (e.g., B to C, F to G) typically indicate phase changes where temperature remains constant despite heat removal or addition.
- Inclined segments (e.g., A to B, C to D, E to F, G to H, H to J) suggest regions where temperature changes with heat removal or addition.

**Instructions:**
Enter the points in alphabetical order where the removal of heat will lead to a temperature decrease (e.g., DFJ, not FDJ). This often occurs along inclined segments.

- **Points to Consider:**
- Points linked by inclined lines are indicative of temperature changes due to heat removal.

**Submission:**
- Place your answers in the 'Point(s)' text box and click "Submit Answer."
- You have 3 attempts to correctly identify these points.

This exercise is integral for students to understand heat exchange principles within a given sample, reinforcing the theoretical knowledge with practical application.

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