Phase Transition: Entropy vs Pressure & Energy vs Volume

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The discussion focuses on the relationship between enthalpy versus pressure curves and phase transitions in crystalline materials. It highlights that the crossing points of these curves indicate the pressure at which a phase transition occurs. Additionally, the tangent slope of energy versus volume curves can also be used to determine the pressure for transitions between different phases. The conversation suggests that understanding these concepts may require knowledge of Helmholtz free energy for solid-solid phase transitions. Clarification and further exploration of these topics are encouraged for better comprehension.
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hi, I find that the point where the entalphy vs pressure curves of diferent phases crystaline of material is crossing corresponding at the presure where occurs a phase transition, also i find that by meant of the solope of the tangent of the curves of energy vs volume i can determine the presure at ocurrs a trasition at other phase, where a find an explication of this.

sorry if i don't write clear but no speak english
thanks
 
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