Problem: Use these data to draw a qualitative phase diagram for H2. Does H2 sublime at 0.05 atm? Explain.mp at 1 atm:                                         13.96 Kbp at 1 atm:                                          20.39 KTriple point:                                          13.95 K and 0.07 atmCritical point:                                        33.2 K and 13.0 atmVapor pressure of solid at 10 K:          0.001 atm

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Use these data to draw a qualitative phase diagram for H2. Does H2 sublime at 0.05 atm? Explain.

mp at 1 atm:                                         13.96 K
bp at 1 atm:                                          20.39 K
Triple point:                                          13.95 K and 0.07 atm
Critical point:                                        33.2 K and 13.0 atm
Vapor pressure of solid at 10 K:          0.001 atm

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