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it is a graph with temperature and heat

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There is 2 phase changes

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Who created the heating curve

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The heating curve graph shows how the temperature changes as a substance is heated.

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Condensation is exothermic

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Why do the IMFs weaken as you go from solid to liquid?

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the flat lines are phase changes an the increasing lines are state of matter

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the IMF weakens from solid to liquid

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How did they come up to make this graph?

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The different phases

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there are 2 phase changes and 3 individual states

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there are 2 phase changes and 3 individual states

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Solid to liquid-weakened IMF's and liquid to gas is breaking IMF's

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Going from gas to liquid is called condensation.

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What is the big main difference between exthermic and endothermic

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It goes from a solid ice the gas

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There are 3 phases

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You can possibly have all three phase in the triple point.

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What temperature and pressure do you need to make water go through the triple point.