Phase Diagrams High School P. Science Honlors. You’ve seen Changes of State diagram that looks like… Notice Temperature on the y-axis and Heat on the.

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Phase Diagrams High School P. Science Honlors

You’ve seen Changes of State diagram that looks like… Notice Temperature on the y-axis and Heat on the x-axis

What is a phase diagram?  A phase diagram shows how a pure substance changes from one phase to another based on the temperature, T, AND the pressure, P.

Might look like this

Reading a Phase Diagram  Notice: pressure is in mm of Hg (instead of atm)  1 atm = 760 mm Hg (amount of pressure at sea level at 0°C)  At point O on the diagram, T = 0.01ºC and P = 4.58 mm of Hg

Triple Point  At point O, all three phases of water exist in equilibrium  At this temperature and pressure

Reading a Phase Diagram  Above point O, pathway AD has been marked on the diagram.  At point A, water exists as a solid. As the temperature increases at constant pressure, we reach point B on the diagram. At that point, solid ice melts and the temperature remains constant until all ice has melted.

Reading a Phase Diagram  Notice if another pathway is marked out at a constant pressure less than 4.58 mm of mercury (below point O), water will experience only one phase change, solid to vapor.

Reading a Phase Diagram  From point B to point C, water exists as a liquid and the temperature increases.  At point C, water boils turning into a vapor (or gas). The temperature remains constant again during this phase change.  After vaporization is complete, the temperature of the resulting vapor increases until we reach point D.  There are no other phase changes after this point.

What does it all mean?  Notice the y-axis is pressure (in atm) and x-axis is temperature (in oC)

Now, you try. What does each letter mean?

Example Problem  Some ice crystals are released from the space shuttle into the near vacuum of space. Solar radiation causes a phase change.  Which path indicated in the diagram BEST illustrates what happens to the ice crystals?  A AB  B CD  C EF  D GH

Answer and Explanation  Answer: A  In space, the pressure is essentially zero and constant.  The path in the phase diagram must be at such a low pressure that an increase in temperature from incoming solar radiation will cause a phase change from solid to vapor. This means choice A is correct.  Choice B is incorrect because the pressure is too high. This path would occur at normal atmospheric pressure.  Choices C and D are incorrect. The temperature does not remain constant while the pressure changes in the near vacuum of space.