Most Staple Phases

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Julia Ward 2C
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Most Staple Phases

Postby Julia Ward 2C » Sun Jan 14, 2018 6:54 pm

During lecture, did anyone write down all of the most stable phases of common elements? (I missed a few)
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Hena Sihota 1L
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Re: Most Staple Phases

Postby Hena Sihota 1L » Sun Jan 14, 2018 6:59 pm

C-solid (graphite), I,Br-liquid, N,O,F,Cl-gas
I believe that these are correct.
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104922499 1F
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Re: Most Staple Phases

Postby 104922499 1F » Sun Jan 14, 2018 8:03 pm

I believe some were:

Carbon = graphite
oxygen: O2
Chlorine: Cl2
Iodine: I2 (solid)
Br: Br2 (liquid)
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Tiffany 1B
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Re: Most Staple Phases

Postby Tiffany 1B » Sun Jan 14, 2018 9:08 pm

Yeah those are the only ones I have written down as well. Carbon as graphite, I2 as a solid,Br2 as liquid and the others diatomic ones(N2, F2,O2 Cl2) as gases.
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