The figure shows the phase diagram corresponding to the element sulfur. Sulfur exists as liquid, gas, and two solids, rhombic and monocl 1- Describe the phase changes that occur when S is decompressed (lower P) from 10 atm to 106atm at constant temperature of 100 °C. 2- Indicate the temperature and the pressure for the triple point B, and which phases coexist 10.0 Solid(rhombic) Liquid 1.0 Solid (monoclinic) 5 x 104 Gas A 1 x 104 95.4 114 119 445 Temperature (in degree C) Pressure (in atm)

The figure shows the phase diagram corresponding to the element sulfur. Sulfur exists as liquid, gas, and two solids, rhombic and monocl 1- Describe the phase changes that occur when S is decompressed (lower P) from 10 atm to 106atm at constant temperature of 100 °C. 2- Indicate the temperature and the pressure for the triple point B, and which phases coexist 10.0 Solid(rhombic) Liquid 1.0 Solid (monoclinic) 5 x 104 Gas A 1 x 104 95.4 114 119 445 Temperature (in degree C) Pressure (in atm)

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