question archive The liquid and solid phases may coexist in equilibrium down to 0K, the density of the solid being greater than that of the liquid
The liquid and solid phases may coexist in equilibrium down to 0K, the density of the solid being greater than that of the liquid
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The liquid and solid phases may coexist in equilibrium down to 0K, the density of the solid being greater than that of the liquid. What is the slope dP/dT of the phase equilibrium curve at the absolute zero of temperature?
