Comment on Periodic Table Of StatesComments−Falling312yVery cool... but where is pressure? I don't see even a mention of what pressure is being used.−solox312yBased on the state transition temperature of Al, the table displays data at 1 atm.---What I don't get is how Carbon has a liquid state in that table. At 1 atm, solid carbon (not CO2) sublimates into its gaseous phase just below 4 kK.−kephra12yIt also looks to me, as if At, Bk, Cf, Es, Fm, Md, No and Lr are display buggy at high temperatures. The low right window shows them right as going from solid to gas without a liquid state, but the big period table shows them liquid at 6000K.−joshlegs12y.... i absolutely read this as "US states" .... now i feel really dumb
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Very cool... but where is pressure? I don't see even a mention of what pressure is being used.
Based on the state transition temperature of Al, the table displays data at 1 atm.
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What I don't get is how Carbon has a liquid state in that table. At 1 atm, solid carbon (not CO2) sublimates into its gaseous phase just below 4 kK.
It also looks to me, as if At, Bk, Cf, Es, Fm, Md, No and Lr are display buggy at high temperatures. The low right window shows them right as going from solid to gas without a liquid state, but the big period table shows them liquid at 6000K.
.... i absolutely read this as "US states" .... now i feel really dumb