1400Mo[D]HK[C]Pressure(in mm Hg)1000[A]800PG600400[B]2002060100 140180260Temperature (degrees Kevin)Which of the following is true if the pressure stays constant at 200 mm Hg,and the substance is heated?A. The substance will be in the gas phase at -263°C.B. The substance will be in the liquid phase at 180K.O C None of the answers are true.D. The substance will sublime at 30K.hpO.

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1400 Mo [D] H. [C] Pressure (in mm Hg) 1000 [A] 800 F 600 400 [B] 200 E 20 60 100 140 180 260 Temperature (degrees Kelvin) Which of the following is true if the pressure stays constant at 200 mm Hg,and the substance is heated? O A. The substance will be in the gas phase at -263°C. O B. The substance will be in the liquid phase at 180K. O C. None of the answers are true. O D. The substance will sublime at 30K.

1400 Mo [D] H. [C] Pressure (in mm Hg) 1000 [A] 800 F 600 400 [B] 200 E 20 60 100 140 180 260 Temperature (degrees Kelvin) Which of the following is true if the pressure stays constant at 200 mm Hg,and the substance is heated? O A. The substance will be in the gas phase at -263°C. O B. The substance will be in the liquid phase at 180K. O C. None of the answers are true. O D. The substance will sublime at 30K.

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