The P-T phase diagram of iron (Fe) is shown below, where the -Fe and - Fe phases are in body-centered cubic(bcc) structure, while the - Fe is in Face-centered cubic(fcc) structure. (a) Draw schematic G-T diagrams of Fe at 1 and 10^-8 atm and the G-P diagram at 1500 C. (b) Please draw schematic H-T and S-T diagrams of Fe at 1 atm. (d) Please draw schematic G-T and G-P diagrams of Fe at the fcc-liquid-Vapor triple point. (e) Please estimate the enthalpy change and entropy change of one mole of Fe being heated from 30 to 1500 °°C. (f) Please estimate the enthalpy changes of one mole of fe under the → phase transformation at 500 and 1200 °C.

The P-T phase diagram of iron (Fe) is shown below, where the -Fe and - Fe phases are in body-centered cubic(bcc) structure, while the - Fe is in Face-centered cubic(fcc) structure. (a) Draw schematic G-T diagrams of Fe at 1 and 10^-8 atm and the G-P diagram at 1500 C. (b) Please draw schematic H-T and S-T diagrams of Fe at 1 atm. (d) Please draw schematic G-T and G-P diagrams of Fe at the fcc-liquid-Vapor triple point. (e) Please estimate the enthalpy change and entropy change of one mole of Fe being heated from 30 to 1500 °°C. (f) Please estimate the enthalpy changes of one mole of fe under the → phase transformation at 500 and 1200 °C.

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