A Mad Scientist’s Chemistry Presentation

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A Mad Scientist’s Chemistry Presentation Phase Diagrams

Phase Diagrams… Are the representation of the three phases of a substance. These diagrams show the relationship between pressure and temperature and state of matter.

Changing Phases

What does a phase diagram look like? The Mad Scientist

Typical phase diagram

Water

CO2

Uranium hexafluoride

Other terms

Terms Triple point: The temperature and pressure at which all three phases may co-exist. Critical point: the temperature and pressure at which liquid and gas phase are still separate phases.