How many triple points are in the phase diagram below:
1 answer:
Answer: There are 3 triple points in the given phase diagram.
Explanation: Triple point is defined as the point at which the temperature and pressure of the 3 phases are in equilibrium with each other.
In the given phase diagram, there are three points which is satisfying this definition.
Point A: At this point The monoclinic form and rhombic form have the same vapor pressure. Hence,
Point B: At this point, the monoclinic form starts to melt. Hence,
Point C: At this point, the rhombic form, monolinic form and liquid is in equilibrium. Hence,
Hence, this system has 3 triple points.
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