Tin has two solid forms, Sn (s,gray) and Sn (s,white), that are at equilibrium with each other at 1 bar and 18 C.

Tin has two solid forms, Sn (s,gray) and Sn (s,white), that are at equilibrium with each other at 1 bar and 18 C. If the pressure changes to 300 bar, at which temperature would these two phases be in equilibrium? You can assume volume and entropy of these two phases are relatively unaffected by the pressure change. The density of gray tin is 5750 kg*m-3, and its molar entropy is 44.14 J*K-1mol-1. The density of white tin is 7280 kg*m-3, and its molar entropy is 51.18 J*K-1mol-1.