Question
                What information about phase changes in water can be obtained from a phase change diagram for water?
Select all that apply.
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volume of a water sample
volume of a water sample
temperature at which water freezes
temperature at which water freezes
temperature at which water condenses
temperature at which water condenses
mass of a water sample
            
        Select all that apply.
Responses
volume of a water sample
volume of a water sample
temperature at which water freezes
temperature at which water freezes
temperature at which water condenses
temperature at which water condenses
mass of a water sample
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            GPT-4o mini
            
    From a phase change diagram for water, you can obtain the following information:
- **Temperature at which water freezes**: The phase diagram shows the freezing point (or melting point) of water.
- **Temperature at which water condenses**: The diagram indicates the condensation point at which water vapor becomes liquid.
The **volume of a water sample** and the **mass of a water sample** are not directly provided by a phase change diagram.
So the correct selections are:
- Temperature at which water freezes
- Temperature at which water condenses
    
- **Temperature at which water freezes**: The phase diagram shows the freezing point (or melting point) of water.
- **Temperature at which water condenses**: The diagram indicates the condensation point at which water vapor becomes liquid.
The **volume of a water sample** and the **mass of a water sample** are not directly provided by a phase change diagram.
So the correct selections are:
- Temperature at which water freezes
- Temperature at which water condenses
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