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[QUOTE="struggles, post: 5472021, member: 579672"] I'm not quite sure what you mean. Surely you still have to heat the metal up to the triple point temp as the question states that that is where it sublimates? I think i might be misunderstanding what you are saying because although I can visualise the sublimation curve on a graph I am not fully getting how this helps simplify the problem! [/QUOTE]
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