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Consider the Phase Diagram for a Substance Such as the One

Question 106

Question 106

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Consider the phase diagram for a substance such as the one shown here. If the line between the solid and liquid phases has a negative slope, then the solid phase is ________ than the liquid phase. Consider the phase diagram for a substance such as the one shown here. If the line between the solid and liquid phases has a negative slope, then the solid phase is ________ than the liquid phase.   A)  more dense B)  less dense C)  more massive D)  less massive E)  hotter


A) more dense
B) less dense
C) more massive
D) less massive
E) hotter

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