Posted by Jason on Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 3:23pm.
I think the negative sign simply means that at increased pressure the melting point decreases by 1.25 and 4.48 K respectively but I don't know if this is sufficient explanation or not.
I think the negative sign implies that the slope between S and L is negative so as you increase Pressure you will get a small T. But what formula did you use to find delta T.
I went
(dP/dT)fusion=deltaSm(fusion)/deltaVm(fusion)
=deltaHm(fusion)/Tfusionm(1/pliq. - 1/psolid)
=-140 barK^-1
So then deltaT=-deltaP/140
What is L? volume (litres?)
I think Joe is referring to the phase diagram and the slope of the S(solid)/L(liquid) line which is negative.
Yeah I'm referring to the phase diagram and the Solid/Liquid line
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