Solid Critical point 72.9 Liquid 67 5.11 Triple point 1.0 Gas 304.2 (T) Temperature, TIK 194.7 216.8 298.15 (T) (T,) Figure 44 Atkins Physical Chemistry, Eighth Edition 02006 Peter Atkins and Julio de Paula (a) CO2 reaches a critical point at 72,9 atm and 304.2 K i. Explain what would be observed when temperature is raised to 320 K. i. And if pressure is raised to 80.0 atm? (b) Explain why liquid CO2 cannot exist at 1 atm pressure. platm

Solid Critical point 72.9 Liquid 67 5.11 Triple point 1.0 Gas 304.2 (T) Temperature, TIK 194.7 216.8 298.15 (T) (T,) Figure 44 Atkins Physical Chemistry, Eighth Edition 02006 Peter Atkins and Julio de Paula (a) CO2 reaches a critical point at 72,9 atm and 304.2 K i. Explain what would be observed when temperature is raised to 320 K. i. And if pressure is raised to 80.0 atm? (b) Explain why liquid CO2 cannot exist at 1 atm pressure. platm

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