Study the following phase diagram of Substance X.ED'F,Htemperature (K)АВDIf a sample of pure X is observed to be a mixture of solid, liquidand gas, which point marks the temperature and pressure?EFGHAВIf a sample of pure X is a liquid, in which region must thetemperature and pressure be?EFHАВCWhich line must the temperature and pressure have crossed if asolid sample of X is observed to sublime into a gas?EFHOO OO O OO O O dO O OA.pressure (atm)

Phase diagram: The phase diagram represents the different phases of the substance and the pressure and temperature at which thermodynamically distinct phases (such as solid, liquid, or gaseous states) occur and coexist at equilibrium.Triplet point: The point in the phase diagram at which three different phases coexist at equilibrium is known as the triplet point. In the given phase diagram the states of the pure substance are as follows:The temperature and pressure at which the mixture of solid, liquid, and gas is = F (triplet point) The liquid state of pure X present at = E The sublimation of pure X is given by =G

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Study the following phase diagram of Substance X. A B E D' F G temperature (K) A В If a sample of pure X is observed to be a mixture of solid, liquid and gas, which point marks the temperature and pressure? E A If a sample of pure X is a liquid, in which region must the temperature and pressure be? F G H. A В C Which line must the temperature and pressure have crossed if a solid sample of X is observed to sublime into a gas? E F G H F. O O olo O O O O olo O O pressure (atm)

Study the following phase diagram of Substance X. A B E D' F G temperature (K) A В If a sample of pure X is observed to be a mixture of solid, liquid and gas, which point marks the temperature and pressure? E A If a sample of pure X is a liquid, in which region must the temperature and pressure be? F G H. A В C Which line must the temperature and pressure have crossed if a solid sample of X is observed to sublime into a gas? E F G H F. O O olo O O O O olo O O pressure (atm)

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