What happens when CO2 at 4 ATM pressure is cooled to room temperature at constant pressure?
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It condenses to solid directly
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C0₂ at 4 ATM pressure is cooled to room temperature is in vapour phase. This point (4atm) lies below the vaporation curve and to the right of the triple point. Therefore when C0₂ cooled at room temperate at constant pressure the point moves to the solid phase region then the C0₂ condenses directly to solid form as also represent in the attached figure.
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