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Physics, 27.09.2019 19:20, cratsley321

Study the heating curve shown.
which statement is best supported by the information in
the heating curve?
heating curve of a substance
temperature (0)
at segment t-u, the substance changes from a liguid
to a gas and does not change temperature.
at segment t-u, the substance changes from a gas
to a liquid and changes temperature
at segment q-r, the substance releases heat and
increases in temperature,
at segment q-r, the substance absorbs heat and
decreases in temperature.

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