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Re: [Phys-L] phase change



2016-02-24 16:01 GMT-03:00 Daniel V. Schroeder <dschroeder@weber.edu>:

Carl, I don't think you'll find a purely mechanical answer to your first
question. Phase equilibrium is a thermodynamic state in which particles
are constantly moving back and forth between the two phases. One way to
define equilibrium is to say that the rates of sublimation and condensation
are in balance.


you can have more sublimation than condensation if you are heating the
system.Quantities of each substance changes, but not T. (in P constant),
at least in the interface.


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