These diagrams are drawn as triangles to represent extractions.
Quality is defined on these diagrams by measuring the distance to each end of the saturation dome. These diagrams are drawn as triangles to represent extractions. This diagram is drawn using regions labelled with the Roman numerals 1 through 17 for ice. The slope of lines on these diagrams, called (*) coexistence curves, is given by the Clausius-Clapeyron [CLAWS-ee-us CLAP-ee-ron] equation. Carbon concentration is an axis on one of these plots used for steel. Water oddly has a positively sloped line on one of these diagrams. These diagrams abruptly end at the critical point, and they also plot the triple point. For 10 points, name these diagrams that plot gases, liquids, and solids.
Quality is defined on these diagrams by measuring the distance to each end of the saturation dome.
phase diagrams [or PVT diagrams; or PT diagrams; or TS diagrams; or PH diagrams]