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[Nicola Yong Siaw Hui]

Dear chemistry teachers,

We all know that the temperature where solid change into liquid is called melting point; liquid change into gas is called boiling point and so on.

But, does anyone know what is the temperature called when solid change into vapour and vice versa?

Thanks.

[Sim Thiam Huat]

During sublimation, the system is at sublimation point whereby the solid is in equilibrium with its gas. I suppose we call it 'sublimation point'
 this info is from the net please .

[Nicola Yong Siaw Hui]

Thanks, Mr Sim.

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