The effect of pressure on phase transitions
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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How do changes in pressure affect boiling and freezing points? Professor Michael Brenner and chemistry demonstration expert Daniel Rosenberg investigate how changes in pressure can cause materials to exhibit unusual phase behaviors.
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I'd have loved to have seen this back in school. Simple demonstration is such a powerful learning tool, especially at a younger age.
This was a really nice transition between the Phase diagrams and the initial temperature range. Thank you.
Greetings to you. May I ask if it is possible to establish if pressure reduction can cause wax to melt?
Thanks
Wow, it's so cool!
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Everything are realizable, atomically and subatomically by clusters. Phases of existence and all compounds and non compounds. Freezing and thawing point of the compounds and non compounds/structures SMEs.........General practices, GM.respectively
clap nice work sir
Hi Dan!!!
Doesn't water transition from liquid to solid takes place at 4 C?
4°C is the temperature in which water is densest. But at 1atm of pressure water freezes at 0°C.
Yeah that was some G s*** right there
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