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A phase transition is a change in the nature of a phase or in the number of phases of a system as a result of a change in the external conditions. Examples: melting/freezing, vaporization/condensation, ferromagnetic transition, superconducting transition.
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Phase change first then raising temperature, is it possible? [closed]
We have a liquid at $X^{\circ}$ Celsius , we want to convert it to $Y^{\circ}$ Celsius gas
1: $X^{\circ}$ Celsius liquid absorb latent heat of vaporisation, turn into $X^{\circ}$ Celsius gas, and then …
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