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Chapter 11, Problem 11.80QP
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The phase changes that occur in following process have to be explained.
“Freeze dried coffee is prepared by freezing brewed coffee and removing the ice component with a vacuum pump.”
Concept Introduction:
- A phase change means the change in the physical state of substance – from one physical state to another physical state.
- The possible phase changes occur among vapor, solid and liquid phases of a substance are – melting, freezing, evaporation (or vaporization), condensation, deposition and sublimation.
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