What phase of ${CO}_{2}$ $"CO"_2$ exists at $- 57^{\circ} C$ $-57^@ "C"$ and $2 atm$ $"2 atm"$ ?

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What phase of ${CO}_{2}$ $"CO"_2$ exists at $- 57^{\circ} C$ $-57^@ "C"$ and $2 atm$ $"2 atm"$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-07-09T07:46:33

This is just asking you to use your finger to trace where you are on the phase diagram. Think back to when you learned about graphs. Treat $T$ $T$ , the temperature, as your $x$ $x$ value, and $P$ $P$ , the pressure, as your $y$ $y$ value.

Now point to where $T = - 57^{\circ} C$ $T = -57^@ "C"$ , and $P = 2 atm$ $P = "2 atm"$ . Did you point here?

So then, what single phase is here?

For further practice with phase diagrams, see here.

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