For items 4-6, consider a one component system with a temperature-pressure phase diagram as shown below. D Temperature 4.) Which of the following shows has F = 2 А. А В. В С.Е D. G Е. Н 5.) Which segment shows the gas-solid equilibrium? D. BD A. AB В. АС C. AD E. AH 6.) Which of the following shows three phases that are at equilibrium? С. D А. А В. В D. D Е. E

For items 4-6, consider a one component system with a temperature-pressure phase diagram as shown below. D Temperature 4.) Which of the following shows has F = 2 А. А В. В С.Е D. G Е. Н 5.) Which segment shows the gas-solid equilibrium? D. BD A. AB В. АС C. AD E. AH 6.) Which of the following shows three phases that are at equilibrium? С. D А. А В. В D. D Е. E

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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