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Solid-phase Clapeyron slope from cell volumes (dP/dT=ΔSm​/ΔVm​)

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Molar crystal volume follows from Vm​=NA​Vcell​/Z with Z atoms per cell for an elemental solid. Combining two such values with their molar entropy difference gives dP/dT=ΔSm​/ΔVm​. Ambient values supply only an approximation to a high-pressure coexistence slope, not a phase-boundary intercept.

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