The effect of pressure on phase transitions

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[@t0nkatsu]

I'd have loved to have seen this back in school. Simple demonstration is such a powerful learning tool, especially at a younger age.

[@absolomtoili8119]

Greetings to you. May I ask if it is possible to establish if pressure reduction can cause wax to melt?

[@molliedulle8859]

Hello! I really enjoyed the video! I was wondering what would happen if the liquid carbon dioxide was no longer cold by the time you released the pressure? Would it transition into a gas state instead?

[@devinyoung5735]

This was a really nice transition between the Phase diagrams and the initial temperature range. Thank you.

[@AZ201195]

May I ask then how to we ascertain the possibility of having disease in the first place?

[@furkankuasar]

Increasing pressure should decrease the distance between moleculs. So why increasing pressure will not densify or solidify materials?

[@JH-it2yr]

Wow, it's so cool!

[@MrCantabrigian]

Hi Dan!!!

[@RestartEkalavya]

clap nice work sir

[@bellatikhakkhak5455]

Thanks

[@Rod-bp8ow]

Everything are realizable, atomically and subatomically by clusters. Phases of existence and all compounds and non compounds. Freezing and thawing point of the compounds and non compounds/structures SMEs.........General practices, GM.respectively

[@chennareddyb6261]

Doesn't water transition from liquid to solid takes place at 4 C?

[@eternalio5885]

4°C is the temperature in which water is densest. But at 1atm of pressure water freezes at 0°C.

[@m16fermy]

Yeah that was some G s*** right there

[@eliparrish9145]

getting so lernt