Part B. Now, use these facts on types of intermolecular forces in answering this part.Direction: Refer to the given phase diagram below to answer the following questions. Useseparate paper to write on your answers.A. Phase diagram of Carbon dioxideGeneric Phase Diagram1.0 atm0.S atm100'C 120 oZTemperature ("C)JRTIQuestions:1. Which section would be in:a. Solid phase:b. Liquid phase:c. Gas phase:2. At 1 atm, what would be the substance's:a. Boiling point:b. Melting point:c. Critical temperature:3. At triple point, what would be the substance's:a. Temperature:b. Pressure:4. What would you do to cause a substance to change from a solid phase to a liquidphase at constant temperature?5. What would you expect to a substance melting to a liquid phase or subliming to agas at 1 atm and room temperature?Pressure (atm)

Given: Phase diagram of carbon dioxide is given To find: section that would be in solid phase…

Part B. Now, use these facts on types of intermolecular forces in answering this part. Direction: Refer to the given phase diagram below to answer the following questions. Use separate paper to write on your answers. A. Phase diagram of Carbon dioxide Generic Phase Diagram E 1.0 at A atm B 70'0 100'C Temperature ("C) JRTI Questions: 1. Which section would be in: a. Solid phase: b. Liquid phase: c. Gas phase: Pressure (atm)

Part B. Now, use these facts on types of intermolecular forces in answering this part. Direction: Refer to the given phase diagram below to answer the following questions. Use separate paper to write on your answers. A. Phase diagram of Carbon dioxide Generic Phase Diagram E 1.0 at A atm B 70'0 100'C Temperature ("C) JRTI Questions: 1. Which section would be in: a. Solid phase: b. Liquid phase: c. Gas phase: Pressure (atm)

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