pure liquid x PB liquid x in solution Dr solid x vapor pressure liquid x in solution. (saturated at Tg) (mm) 3D TE TB1TD TB Tc temperature (°C) Figure 1. Generalized vapor pressure-temperature diagram. At what temperature range should pure x solid begin to melt if introduced with impurity y and fully melt? Te --> Tb1 Te -->Tb Tb --> Tb1 Ta --> Te

pure liquid x PB liquid x in solution Dr solid x vapor pressure liquid x in solution. (saturated at Tg) (mm) 3D TE TB1TD TB Tc temperature (°C) Figure 1. Generalized vapor pressure-temperature diagram. At what temperature range should pure x solid begin to melt if introduced with impurity y and fully melt? Te --> Tb1 Te -->Tb Tb --> Tb1 Ta --> Te

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