Temperature-excitation energy correlation measurements on several systems a
t different incident energies are discussed in the framework of the investi
gation on possible liquid-gas phase transition in nuclear matter. Results a
re compared to the presently available experimental caloric curves. Moreove
r the isotope and the excited states temperatures, extracted from double ra
tios of isotope yields and population ratios of fragment unbound states, re
spectively, are compared.
The differences on the temperatures deduced from the two methods cannot be
accounted for by the sequential feeding corrections. Instead, they seem to
be related to the space-time evolution of the fragmentation process.