ga(n)WIMBYES334LIQUIDTEMPERATURE ("C)a) solid(NLV) FHOSSANDSOLIDLIQUIDGASTEMPERATURE ("C)mressures, this substance would be a:by liquidc) gasWhen the dot isn't on a line, the substance is in one of the 3 differentstates of matter. As you can see on the graph, solid, liquid, and gasare written in different sections (bordered with lines). When the dotfalls into one of these sections, it changes into that state of matter.We can inferis because as you move the dot into a given section,the molecule model on the right changes bonds. For example asyou move the dot down ino the high pressure area, the linesconnecting the molecule on the right dissapear entirely (meaningthe molecules are in a gaseous state). Use the phase diagram to provide a temperature and pressure at which carbon dioxide will exist as asolid.Pressure (atm)73050-SolidCarbon dioxide phase diagramTriple poLiquidTemperature (Celsius)GasCritical point20311

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Use the phase diagram to provide a temperature and pressure at which carbon dioxide will exist as a solid. Pressure (atm) 130 70 60- 50- 40- 30- 20- 10 Solid Carbon dioxide phase diagram Triple pont 40 1-544 60 Liquid 20 Gas 3 Temperature (Celsius) Critical point 20

Use the phase diagram to provide a temperature and pressure at which carbon dioxide will exist as a solid. Pressure (atm) 130 70 60- 50- 40- 30- 20- 10 Solid Carbon dioxide phase diagram Triple pont 40 1-544 60 Liquid 20 Gas 3 Temperature (Celsius) Critical point 20

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ga(n)
WIMBYES334
LIQUID
TEMPERATURE ("C)
a) solid
(NLV) FHOSSAND
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
TEMPERATURE ("C)
mressures, this substance would be a:
by liquid
c) gas
When the dot isn't on a line, the substance is in one of the 3 different
states of matter. As you can see on the graph, solid, liquid, and gas
are written in different sections (bordered with lines). When the dot
falls into one of these sections, it changes into that state of matter.
We can inferis because as you move the dot into a given section,
the molecule model on the right changes bonds. For example as
you move the dot down ino the high pressure area, the lines
connecting the molecule on the right dissapear entirely (meaning
the molecules are in a gaseous state).

Use the phase diagram to provide a temperature and pressure at which carbon dioxide will exist as a
solid.
Pressure (atm)
730
50-
Solid
Carbon dioxide phase diagram
Triple po
Liquid
Temperature (Celsius)
Gas
Critical point
20
311

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