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... phases of water in the absence of air or any other foreign material , as in a closed container . In order that the dis- P ( torr ) 760 92.51 4.58 SOLID 1.95 LIQUID 1-2 PHASE DIAGRAMS 3 1-2 Phase Diagrams 3/THERMODYNAMICS:
... phases of water in the absence of air or any other foreign material , as in a closed container . In order that the dis- P ( torr ) 760 92.51 4.58 SOLID 1.95 LIQUID 1-2 PHASE DIAGRAMS 3 1-2 Phase Diagrams 3/THERMODYNAMICS:
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... phase will continue to be stable . If the pressure is momentarily increased to just above 92.51 torr , either by decreasing the container volume or by adding more vapor , the vapor will partially condense to liquid until the loss of gas ...
... phase will continue to be stable . If the pressure is momentarily increased to just above 92.51 torr , either by decreasing the container volume or by adding more vapor , the vapor will partially condense to liquid until the loss of gas ...
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... phase is less compact than is that of the liquid and therefore the solid is less dense . A point of particular ... liquid , and gas , to be together in equilibrium . If the three phases are mixed together at any other tem- perature or ...
... phase is less compact than is that of the liquid and therefore the solid is less dense . A point of particular ... liquid , and gas , to be together in equilibrium . If the three phases are mixed together at any other tem- perature or ...
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