Discussion
The transition temperature of a hydrated salt is the temperature at which
Answer: A
Sodium sulphate decahydrate converts to the anhydrous salt at 32.4 degrees, and the sharpness of the change makes such systems useful as fixed points for calibrating thermometers. Three phases coexist there, so the point is invariant.
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