D. Pressure vs. temperature
<u>Explanation:</u>
In physical chemistry, this diagram or graph is utilized to predict the conditions like volume, pressure and temperature at which thermodynamic- ally different phases like solid, gases and liquid occur and both states exist at equilibrium.
The simple phase diagrams are the pressure–temperature diagrams of a simple substance like water. In that diagram, x and y axes were correspond to the temperature and pressure. It shows, in the space of pressure and temperature, the equilibrium lines occur between all the 3 phases of water.
As both size and weight of an object increase, so will the amount of friction. The bigger size an object is, the more surface area it will have, and the heavier an object is, the more pressure it will place on something else. Both these factors lead to increased friction.
The Richter scale is used to rate the magnitude of an earthquake,<span> the amount </span><span>of energy it released. </span><span>Richter ratings only give you an idea of the actual impact of </span><span>an earthquake. </span><span>
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Nal is the sodium iodide
The oxidation number of sodium in sodium iodide is 1.<span>Formula: NaIHill system formula: I1Na1CAS registry number: [7681-82-5]Formula weight: 149.894Class: iodideColour: whiteAppearance: crystalline solidMelting point: 660°CBoiling point: 1304°CDensity: 3670 °C</span>