L. Single Component Phase Diagram: The diagram below is a single component phase diagram for ammonia. a. On this graph, label the triple point and the critical point, and give estimated values for the T and P of each of these points. b. Draw on this diagram, the progression of state points as follows, and for each point, give what the state of matter is (solid, liquid, or vapor). For the "progression of state points", you should draw a line connecting all your dots, in the order ABCD. A = -90 °C & 1 kPa B = -90 °C & 200 kPa C = -25 °C & 200 kPa D = 50 °C & 50 kPa. Pressure (kPa) 1,000,000 100,000 10,000 1,000 100 10 1 -100 -50 0 100 50 Temperature (°C) 150 200 250

L. Single Component Phase Diagram: The diagram below is a single component phase diagram for ammonia. a. On this graph, label the triple point and the critical point, and give estimated values for the T and P of each of these points. b. Draw on this diagram, the progression of state points as follows, and for each point, give what the state of matter is (solid, liquid, or vapor). For the "progression of state points", you should draw a line connecting all your dots, in the order ABCD. A = -90 °C & 1 kPa B = -90 °C & 200 kPa C = -25 °C & 200 kPa D = 50 °C & 50 kPa. Pressure (kPa) 1,000,000 100,000 10,000 1,000 100 10 1 -100 -50 0 100 50 Temperature (°C) 150 200 250

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