Presse Clete ) Review of Phase Diagram Worksheet Name Ars ie KeyDate (#1 For each of the questions on this worksheet, refer to the phase diagram for mysterious compound X. T ijl LI Pressure (atm) i TI] | Labets: 7 | T ol | L- liquid G-gas T i [ 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 ‘Temperature (degrees Celsius) (1) Ifyou were to have a bottle containing compound X in your closet, what phase would it most likely be in?_Seoiid (2) At what temperature and pressure will all three phases cocxist?_ 2, Gaon Y44O EC G) Ifyou have a bottle of compound X at a pressure of 3 aim and temperature of 100C, what will happen if you r the temperature to 400°C?__j4 vit) GH a sblione () Why can’t compound X be boiled at a temperature of 200°C? \ Compa) ~ oly eairtsas a solid egos at oe °C red atiquid (5) Is it possible to drink compound X? Ne) that wiewid equic tony. bee, MOO, Cine rot) (©) What is the critical temperature of compound X?_Y $ GQOC(#2) On the phase diagram below (a) Label areas of Gas, Liquid, Solid Find the following data: TK 3am 7 [Triple point 140 i Liaui Normal melting point [15 0. ran] scrid ‘Normal boiling point [2 gO ' ae Critical point “so atm: dbx abox 300K adox (®) What changes in phase will occur if this substance is slowly compressed at constant temperature, from 0.01 atm to 3.5 atm at: P1OOK depesicticn - > 150. K dey ry cond engodicn ord Geezing, > 300.K contlenseutiea— > 500.K ner ckerge olrys gas (©) What are the necessary conditions for this material to sublime? a Cases bela YO.Gostm ond tempectets test ren * INO OO (#3) Construct the phase diagram for a substance on the axes below based on the following data: (Itneed NOT be to seale) TK [Pam] Triple point 33K [0.10 atm Normal melting point | 68 K ee Normal boiling point_[ 183 K Lotr> Critical point 218K [50-atm > Label: 8, L, G areas > Lines of equilibrium between sold and gos, liquid and gas, solid and liquid. ao @G CG y ° ) Pressure Cosh, mBe Onc i 5S eS (83 our Tema epee. CK)