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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:
6. At normal temperature and pressure, at what phase does water exist?
7.-8. At what pressure and temperature will CO2 coexist in three distinct phases of matter?
9. At what temperature is required to have CO2 in solid form?
10. At normal temperature and pressure, at what phase does CO2 exist?

Transcribed Image Text:6. At normal temperature and pressure, at what
phase does water exist?
73
atm
7-8. At what pressure and temperature will CO2
CO,(s)
coexist in three distinct phases of matter?
5.11
atm
9. At what temperature is required to have CO2
CO.(g)
1 atm
in solid form?
TY
-78.5 -56.4
31.1
10. At normal temperature and pressure, at
Temperature ("C)
what phase does CO2 exist?
(b)
Pressure
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