Trail Saddle: Chicks Disco Xster%2011-12%20-%20Tagged.pdfP (tor)6004002000Vaporization+ D Page viewRead aloud Add text-10 0Vaporization Melting*HW set 11-chapter 11-12 X Power Point Notes-MAT-103-Power Point Notes -MAT-103-5 ×a.Which region corresponds to the solid phase?b. Which region corresponds to the liquid phase?c. Which region corresponds to the gas phase?d. Which region corresponds to the triple point phase? We. A substance is initially at T-10°C and P-600 Torr. When the pressure is held constantand the temperature is increased to 10°C, which process occurs?sublimationfreezingcondensationVaporization MeltingLK10 20 30 40 50 60T (°C)Vaporization MeltingWhat is the approximate normal boiling point?WProblem Set 11 - Chapters 11/12W16 IXWhpXf.A substance is initially at T- 10°C and P=600 Torr. When the temperature is heldconstant and the pressure is decreased to 200 Torr, which process occurs?MeltingsublimationfreezingcondensatioXXXYTIgA substance is initially at T= 10°C and P-300 Torr. When the temperature is heldconstant and the pressure is increased to 600 Torr, which process occurs?sublimationfreezing condensation.YYYZIh. A substance is initially at T--10°C and P-300 Torr. When the pressure is held constantand the temperature is increased to 20°C, which process occurs?sublimationfreezingcondensation deposition1 ATM 32 c degreesZdepositionZdepositiondeposition2

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P (tor) 600 400 200 Vaporization 10 -10 0 Vaporization T (°C) a. Which region corresponds to the solid phase? b. Which region corresponds to the liquid phase? c. Which region corresponds to the gas phase? d. Which region corresponds to the triple point phase? W X Z e. A substance is initially at T -10°C and P-600 Torr. When the pressure is held constant and the temperature is increased to 10°C, which process occurs? Melting sublimation freezing condensation 10 20 30 Vaporization Melting f. A substance is initially at T-10°C and P=600 Torr. When the temperature is held constant and the pressure is decreased to 200 Torr, which process occurs? Melting sublimation freezing Vaporization Melting Y condensatiou natio A substance is initially at T 10°C and P-300 Torr. When the temperature is held constant and the pressure is increased to 600 Torr, which process occurs? sublimation freezing condensation Z Z deposition Z deposition deposition h. A substance is initially at T--10°C and P-300 Torr. When the pressure is held constant and the temperature is increased to 20°C, which process occurs? sublimation freezing condensation deposition

P (tor) 600 400 200 Vaporization 10 -10 0 Vaporization T (°C) a. Which region corresponds to the solid phase? b. Which region corresponds to the liquid phase? c. Which region corresponds to the gas phase? d. Which region corresponds to the triple point phase? W X Z e. A substance is initially at T -10°C and P-600 Torr. When the pressure is held constant and the temperature is increased to 10°C, which process occurs? Melting sublimation freezing condensation 10 20 30 Vaporization Melting f. A substance is initially at T-10°C and P=600 Torr. When the temperature is held constant and the pressure is decreased to 200 Torr, which process occurs? Melting sublimation freezing Vaporization Melting Y condensatiou natio A substance is initially at T 10°C and P-300 Torr. When the temperature is held constant and the pressure is increased to 600 Torr, which process occurs? sublimation freezing condensation Z Z deposition Z deposition deposition h. A substance is initially at T--10°C and P-300 Torr. When the pressure is held constant and the temperature is increased to 20°C, which process occurs? sublimation freezing condensation deposition

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