Problem 2: Sketch a P versus T phase diagram for carbon dioxide using the following data: the triple point is (216 K, 5.1 bar), the critical point is (304 K, 74 bar), and a standard sublimation temperature of 195 K. Note that the molar volume of solid carbon dioxide is less than that of its liquid. Your diagram does not need to be drawn to scale. Be sure that your diagram includes the following items: a. Labeled P and T axes with units b. Labeled solid, liquid, gas, and supercritical regions c. Appropriate gas-solid, gas-liquid, and solid-liquid coexistence curves d. Labeled triple point and critical point (indicate numeric P and T values) e. Labeled standard sublimation point (indicate numeric P and T values)

Problem 2: Sketch a P versus T phase diagram for carbon dioxide using the following data: the triple point is (216 K, 5.1 bar), the critical point is (304 K, 74 bar), and a standard sublimation temperature of 195 K. Note that the molar volume of solid carbon dioxide is less than that of its liquid. Your diagram does not need to be drawn to scale. Be sure that your diagram includes the following items: a. Labeled P and T axes with units b. Labeled solid, liquid, gas, and supercritical regions c. Appropriate gas-solid, gas-liquid, and solid-liquid coexistence curves d. Labeled triple point and critical point (indicate numeric P and T values) e. Labeled standard sublimation point (indicate numeric P and T values)

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