In the boxes below, draw three particle diagrams representing the sample of alcohol cooling in the experiment described in the picture. The diagram should represent the sample at 3 minutes, 12 minutes, and 17 minutes. Use the phase diagram and cooling curve below to help you draw the diagrams

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In the boxes below, draw three particle diagrams representing the sample of alcohol cooling in the experiment described in the picture. The diagram should represent the sample at 3 minutes, 12 minutes, and 17 minutes. Use the phase diagram and cooling curve below to help you draw the diagrams
ALCOHOL SAMPLE
ALCOHOL SAMPLE
AT 17 MINUTES
ALCOHOL SAMPLE
AT 3 MINUTES
AT 12 MINUTES
Transcribed Image Text:ALCOHOL SAMPLE ALCOHOL SAMPLE AT 17 MINUTES ALCOHOL SAMPLE AT 3 MINUTES AT 12 MINUTES
1. In an experiment, a closed container holds a 10.0 g sample of an alcohol. The
container is cooled at a constant rate. The sample's temperature is recorded each
minute. A graph of the data is below. A phase diagram for the alcohol is also
shown.
COOLING CURVE FOR AN
PHASE DIAGRAM OF AN ALCOHOL
ALCOHOL
y
62
500
liquid
solid
400
1.00
300
200
4.2 x 10-9
100
gas
0-
10
15
Time (min)
150 159
351 514
Temperature (K) (not to scale)
Temperature (K)
20
Pressure (atm) (not to scale)
Transcribed Image Text:1. In an experiment, a closed container holds a 10.0 g sample of an alcohol. The container is cooled at a constant rate. The sample's temperature is recorded each minute. A graph of the data is below. A phase diagram for the alcohol is also shown. COOLING CURVE FOR AN PHASE DIAGRAM OF AN ALCOHOL ALCOHOL y 62 500 liquid solid 400 1.00 300 200 4.2 x 10-9 100 gas 0- 10 15 Time (min) 150 159 351 514 Temperature (K) (not to scale) Temperature (K) 20 Pressure (atm) (not to scale)
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From the phase diagram wee observed that the boiling point of alcohol is 351 K.

Given time is 3 min.

From cooling curve, determine the temperature of alcohol at 3 min as follows:

Draw a vertical line from 3 min on X-axis and the line touches the cooling curve. Now draw an horizontal line from the point of intersection and the line touches Y-axis at 450 K

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So the temperature at 3 min is 450 K.

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