A phase diagram for CO, is shown below.At room temperature and very high pressure (>1500 atm), CO, will exist as aA) solid1000SolidSCFLiquidB) liquid100--GasC) gas10 -D) supercritical fluid (SCF)200250300400Temperature (K)Pressure (atm)

A phase diagram for CO, is shown below. At room temperature and very high pressure (>1500 atm), CO, will exist as a A) solid Solid SCF Liquid B) liquid C) gas Gas D) supercritical fluid (SCF) Temperature (K) (une) ounssold

A phase diagram for CO, is shown below. At room temperature and very high pressure (>1500 atm), CO, will exist as a A) solid Solid SCF Liquid B) liquid C) gas Gas D) supercritical fluid (SCF) Temperature (K) (une) ounssold

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