Phase Transition: Entropy vs Pressure & Energy vs Volume

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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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