P atm 26.2 1.00 0.425 24.4 24.5 27.1 44.4 T Kelvin At a pressure of 1 atm, the temperature 24.5 K is called the The normal boiling point for Ne is at K The triple point pressure for Ne is atm Ne is a Ne is a Ne is a The critical pressure for Ne is 26.2 atm. At temperatures above 44.4 K and pressures above 26.2 atm, N is a of Ne. at 6.89 atm and 12.3 K. at 1.00 atm and 24.7 K. ✓at 0 425 atm and 39 2 K
P atm 26.2 1.00 0.425 24.4 24.5 27.1 44.4 T Kelvin At a pressure of 1 atm, the temperature 24.5 K is called the The normal boiling point for Ne is at K The triple point pressure for Ne is atm Ne is a Ne is a Ne is a The critical pressure for Ne is 26.2 atm. At temperatures above 44.4 K and pressures above 26.2 atm, N is a of Ne. at 6.89 atm and 12.3 K. at 1.00 atm and 24.7 K. ✓at 0 425 atm and 39 2 K
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atm
26.2
1.00
0.425
24.4 24.5
27.1 44.4
T Kelvin
At a pressure of 1 atm, the temperature 24.5 K is called the
The normal boiling point for Ne is at
K
The triple point pressure for Ne is
atm
Ne is a
Ne is a
Ne is a
The critical pressure for Ne is 26.2 atm. At temperatures above 44.4 K and pressures above 26.2 atm, Ne
is a
of Ne.
at 6.89 atm and 12.3 K.
at 1.00 atm and 24.7 K.
at 0.425 atm and 39.2 K
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