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melting/fusion

solid to liquid(endo)

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evaporation

liquid to gas(endo)

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sublimation

solid to gas(endo)

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freezing

liquid to solid(exo)

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condensation

gas to liquid(exo)

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deposition

gas to solid (exo)

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barometer

measure’s atmospheric pressure

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melting point

temp and pressure where a solid and a liquid are at equilibrium

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boiling point

temp and pressure where a liquid and a gas

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triple point

temp and pressure where all three phases are in equilibrium

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changing IMFS

LDF<DD<HB

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@ 1 atm of pressure, water and steam exist in equilibrium at what temp?

373 K

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@ 1 atm of pressure, water and ice exist in equilibrium at what temp?

273 K

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boiling point of water

212 F ; 100 C ; 373 K

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human body temp

98.6 F ; 37 C ; 310 K

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room temp

68 F ; 20 C ; 293 K

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freezing point of water

32 F ; 0 C, 273 K

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lowest possible temp

-273 C; 0 K

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(temp eq’s)

delta T = T2 - T1 ; TF = 1.8 Tc + 32

delta TF = 1.8 • delta Tc ; Tk = Tc + 273

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standard temp and pressure of 0.5 atm =7

0 C & 380 mm Hg

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standard temp and pressure

0 C & 760 mm Hg

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phase change that decreases in entropy

gas to liquid

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process accompanied by a decrease in entropy

condensing water vapor

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phase changes in order of increasing entropy

solid—>liquid—>gas

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diatomic gases at room temp in order of increasing mass

H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2

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monatomic gases at room temp in order of increasing mass

He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn

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the two elements that are liquid at room temp

Hg, Br2