10. Using the phase diagram at right for an unknownsubstance, what phase change(s) occur when pressureand temperature change from:B.a to bb.1 atmf to ba to eP0.5 atm11. Using the phase diagram shown at right, estimate thenormal boiling point of the unknown substance.A50150250350T,°C+Rev2021

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10. Using the phase diagram at right for an unknown substance, what phase change(s) occur when pressure and temperature change from: B D a to b 1 atm f to b a to e P 0.5 atm 11. Using the phase diagram shown at right, estimate the normal boiling point of the unknown substance. A 50 150 250 350 T, C

10. Using the phase diagram at right for an unknown substance, what phase change(s) occur when pressure and temperature change from: B D a to b 1 atm f to b a to e P 0.5 atm 11. Using the phase diagram shown at right, estimate the normal boiling point of the unknown substance. A 50 150 250 350 T, C

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11. Using the phase diagram shown at right, estimate the
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