The solid state of substance X has only 1 allotrope and that the density of substance X in the liquid and solid forms is approximately equal. The triple point and critical point parameters of the substance X are as follows: (Ttrp = 15 °C, Ptrp = 5 kPa) ; (Tc = 350 °C, Pc = 760 kPa). Choose the correct statements: %3! %3D %3D a. The melting point of X at a pressure of 1 atm is: Tm < 0 °C. b. The melting point of X at a pressure of 1 atm is: 0 °C < Tm < 10 °C. C. The melting point of X at a pressure of 1 atm is: 10 °C < Tm < 20 °C. d. At the condition T 20 °C, P = 2 kPa, substance X is in the gaseous state %3D e. At the condition T = 20 °C, P = 2 kPa, substance X is in the solid state f. At the condition T = 20 °C, P = 2 kPa, substance X is in the liquid state %3D O a. b,e O b. a,d Oc. a,f O d. Other pair O e. c,d

The solid state of substance X has only 1 allotrope and that the density of substance X in the liquid and solid forms is approximately equal. The triple point and critical point parameters of the substance X are as follows: (Ttrp = 15 °C, Ptrp = 5 kPa) ; (Tc = 350 °C, Pc = 760 kPa). Choose the correct statements: %3! %3D %3D a. The melting point of X at a pressure of 1 atm is: Tm < 0 °C. b. The melting point of X at a pressure of 1 atm is: 0 °C < Tm < 10 °C. C. The melting point of X at a pressure of 1 atm is: 10 °C < Tm < 20 °C. d. At the condition T 20 °C, P = 2 kPa, substance X is in the gaseous state %3D e. At the condition T = 20 °C, P = 2 kPa, substance X is in the solid state f. At the condition T = 20 °C, P = 2 kPa, substance X is in the liquid state %3D O a. b,e O b. a,d Oc. a,f O d. Other pair O e. c,d

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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