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For the statements below, circle the all correct answer(s). Each statement has at least one, and...

For the statements below, circle the all correct answer(s). Each statement has at least one, and may have more than one , correct answer. (assume all thermodynamic quantities refer to the system, except where indicated)

e. which of the following statements is TRUE concerning single-component phase equilibria?

1 at the critical point, the densities of vapor and liquid are equal

2. the triple point on a P-T phase diagram becomes a triple line on a P-V phase diagram

3. the slopes of the lines on a chemical potential vs. T phase diagram are always negative.

4. since the three possible phases are solid, liquid, and gas, the maximum possible value for the number phases in the Gibbs phase rule is three.

5. increasing the pressure will raise the melting point for any pure substance

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