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**Phase Diagrams and Crystal Structures**

**Question 35:**
The phase diagram for a pure substance is provided below. What is the critical pressure?

**Diagram Description:**
The graph is a phase diagram displaying the states of matter (solid, liquid, vapor) for a substance based on different pressures and temperatures. The y-axis represents Pressure (in atm), ranging from 0 to 300 atm. The x-axis represents Temperature (in Kelvin), ranging from 0 to 400 K.

- The line separating the solid and liquid phases slopes upwards from left to right.
- The line separating the liquid and vapor phases also slopes upwards but is more vertical.
- The line separating the solid and vapor phases is relatively flatter compared to the others.
  
**Answer Choices:**
a. 150 atm  
b. any pressure above 325 atm  
c. 50 atm  
d. 325 atm  
e. 200 atm  

**Question 36:**
The phase diagram for a pure substance is provided below. At 1 atm and 150 K, the substance exists as:

**Diagram Description:**
Similar to the previous phase diagram, this graph represents the states of matter based on varying pressures and temperatures, with the same range for pressure (0 to 300 atm) and temperature (0 to 400 K).

- The solid, liquid, and vapor regions are clearly demarcated.
  
**Answer Choices:**
a. both vapor and liquid in equilibrium  
b. liquid  
c. solid  
d. both vapor and solid in equilibrium  
e. vapor  

**Question 37:**
A cubic close-packed structure has a:

**Answer Choices:**
a. ABCABC…pattern of layers and a coordination number of 12  
b. ABABAB… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 12  
c. ABCDABCD… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 4  
d. ABBA… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 8  
e. AABB… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 8
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Transcribed Image Text:**Phase Diagrams and Crystal Structures** **Question 35:** The phase diagram for a pure substance is provided below. What is the critical pressure? **Diagram Description:** The graph is a phase diagram displaying the states of matter (solid, liquid, vapor) for a substance based on different pressures and temperatures. The y-axis represents Pressure (in atm), ranging from 0 to 300 atm. The x-axis represents Temperature (in Kelvin), ranging from 0 to 400 K. - The line separating the solid and liquid phases slopes upwards from left to right. - The line separating the liquid and vapor phases also slopes upwards but is more vertical. - The line separating the solid and vapor phases is relatively flatter compared to the others. **Answer Choices:** a. 150 atm b. any pressure above 325 atm c. 50 atm d. 325 atm e. 200 atm **Question 36:** The phase diagram for a pure substance is provided below. At 1 atm and 150 K, the substance exists as: **Diagram Description:** Similar to the previous phase diagram, this graph represents the states of matter based on varying pressures and temperatures, with the same range for pressure (0 to 300 atm) and temperature (0 to 400 K). - The solid, liquid, and vapor regions are clearly demarcated. **Answer Choices:** a. both vapor and liquid in equilibrium b. liquid c. solid d. both vapor and solid in equilibrium e. vapor **Question 37:** A cubic close-packed structure has a: **Answer Choices:** a. ABCABC…pattern of layers and a coordination number of 12 b. ABABAB… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 12 c. ABCDABCD… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 4 d. ABBA… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 8 e. AABB… pattern of layers and a coordination number of 8
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