) What happens at the glass transition temperature for a glass?a) Glass transition temperatures only occur for polymersb) Glass changes from amorphous to crystalline structurec) Glass shows a slight change in densityd) Glass shows a drastic change in density ) Which is NOT a way to change the number of phases in a phase diagram?a) Change compositionb) Change temperaturec) Change pressured) Change time duration

Correct option is (d) Change time duration.

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Vhich is NOT a way to change the number of phases in a phase diagram? a) Change composition b) Change temperature c) Change pressure d) Change time duration

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) What happens at the glass transition temperature for a glass?
a) Glass transition temperatures only occur for polymers
b) Glass changes from amorphous to crystalline structure
c) Glass shows a slight change in density
d) Glass shows a drastic change in density

) Which is NOT a way to change the number of phases in a phase diagram?
a) Change composition
b) Change temperature
c) Change pressure
d) Change time duration

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