Unfortunately, I couldn't see the heating curve for Ethanol. However, I can provide you with the typical heating curve for Ethanol and the corresponding phases or phase changes:
A - Solid phase (Ethanol is in its solid state)
B - Melting/Fusion (Phase change from solid to liquid. The temperature remains constant during this phase change)
C - Liquid phase (Ethanol is in its liquid state)
D - Vaporization/Boiling (Phase change from liquid to gas. The temperature remains constant during this phase change)
E - Gas phase (Ethanol is in its gaseous state)
Above is the heating curve for Ethanol. Match each letter on the graph to the correct phase or phase change.
11 answers
Ethanol will exist in the gaseous state.
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
Based on the given options, the correct answer would be:
c. E and F
c. E and F
Ethanol will exist in the liquid state.
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
The correct answer would be:
a. B and C
a. B and C
Ethanol will exist in the solid state.
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
The correct answer would be:
d. A
d. A
The meting point of ethanol.
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
The melting point of ethanol is the temperature at which it changes from a solid to a liquid. In the heating curve, this corresponds to the phase change labeled B. So, the correct answer is:
a. B and C
a. B and C
The boiling point of ethanol.
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
a.B and C
b.D
c.E and F
d.A
e.G
The boiling point of ethanol is the temperature at which it changes from a liquid to a gas. In the heating curve, this corresponds to the phase change labeled D. So, the correct answer is:
b. D
b. D