Heat Curves #1
By Caleb Larrimer
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Last updated over 7 years ago
12 Questions
Note from the author:
Practice on analyzing that parts of a heat curve.

In what part of the curve does substance X behave as a solid?
In what part of the curve does substance X behave as a solid?
How can you justify your answer to number 1 being correct?
How can you justify your answer to number 1 being correct?
In what part of the curve would substance X behave as a liquid?
In what part of the curve would substance X behave as a liquid?
How can you justify your answer to number 3 being correct?
How can you justify your answer to number 3 being correct?
In what part of the curve does substance X behave like a gas?
In what part of the curve does substance X behave like a gas?
How can you justify your answer to number 5 being correct?
How can you justify your answer to number 5 being correct?
What part of the curve represents a section where substance X is both a solid and a liquid?
What part of the curve represents a section where substance X is both a solid and a liquid?
How can you justify your answer to number 7 being correct?
How can you justify your answer to number 7 being correct?
What part of the curve represents a section where substance X is both a liquid and a gas?
What part of the curve represents a section where substance X is both a liquid and a gas?
How can you justify your answer to number 9 being correct?
How can you justify your answer to number 9 being correct?
At what temperature does sustance X start to melt?
At what temperature does sustance X start to melt?
At what temperature does substance X start to boil?
At what temperature does substance X start to boil?