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Analyze and interpret the phase diagram of water and carbon dioxide. Briefly, elaborate your answer to each of the following questions:
1. What is the phase of water at 1 atmospheric pressure at 0oC?
2. What is the phase of water at 1 atmospheric pressure at 100oC?
3. What is the phase of water at 218 atmospheric pressure at 374oC?
4.-5. At what pressure and temperature will water coexist in three distinct phases of matter?

Transcribed Image Text:Activity 5: Phase Diagram
Directions: Analyze and interpret the phase diagram of water and carbon dioxide.
Briefly, elaborate your answer to each of the following questions:
1. What is the phase of water at 1 atmospheric
pressure at 0°C?
218
D
atm
Liquid
water
2. What is the phase of water at 1 atmospheric
(liquid)
B
pressure at 100°C?_
1 atm
Ice
(solid)
4.58
torr
Water
3. What is the phase of water at 218
atmospheric pressure at 374°C?_
vapor
(gas)
100 374
0.0098
4-5. At what pressure and temperature will
water coexist in three distinct phases of
Temperature ("C)
matter?
(a)
Pressure
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