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The relationship between the freezing point of chlorobenzene and pressure

2016-05-30View Original

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Gentle experts, does anyone know the relationship between the freezing point of chlorobenzene and pressure? Urgently needed
Reply #22016-07-04
The freezing point has little to no correlation with pressure; it decreases slightly, but this effect can be ignored
Reply #32016-07-04
That’s wrong; increasing pressure means raising it. . . . Reducing pressure is the way to lower it

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