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melting/fusion
solid to liquid(endo)
evaporation
liquid to gas(endo)
sublimation
solid to gas(endo)
freezing
liquid to solid(exo)
condensation
gas to liquid(exo)
deposition
gas to solid (exo)
barometer
measure’s atmospheric pressure
melting point
temp and pressure where a solid and a liquid are at equilibrium
boiling point
temp and pressure where a liquid and a gas
triple point
temp and pressure where all three phases are in equilibrium
changing IMFS
LDF<DD<HB
@ 1 atm of pressure, water and steam exist in equilibrium at what temp?
373 K
@ 1 atm of pressure, water and ice exist in equilibrium at what temp?
273 K
boiling point of water
212 F ; 100 C ; 373 K
human body temp
98.6 F ; 37 C ; 310 K
room temp
68 F ; 20 C ; 293 K
freezing point of water
32 F ; 0 C, 273 K
lowest possible temp
-273 C; 0 K
(temp eq’s)
delta T = T2 - T1 ; TF = 1.8 Tc + 32
delta TF = 1.8 • delta Tc ; Tk = Tc + 273
standard temp and pressure of 0.5 atm =7
0 C & 380 mm Hg
standard temp and pressure
0 C & 760 mm Hg
phase change that decreases in entropy
gas to liquid
process accompanied by a decrease in entropy
condensing water vapor
phase changes in order of increasing entropy
solid—>liquid—>gas
diatomic gases at room temp in order of increasing mass
H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2
monatomic gases at room temp in order of increasing mass
He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn
the two elements that are liquid at room temp
Hg, Br2