C Critical polnt A B. Triple point Temperature Choose the correct set of phase transitions observed as the temperature and pressure on a sample at point A initially are changed as indicated on this phase diagram. O At A the material is liquid. At B it is all present as a gas. The material is a supercritical fluid at pt C. O At A the material is solid. At B it is all present as a gas. The material is a liquid at pt C. O At A the material is gas. It is all present as a solid at B. The material is a liquid at pt C. O At A the material is solid. At B it is all present as a liquid. The material is a gas at pt C. Pressure

C Critical polnt A B. Triple point Temperature Choose the correct set of phase transitions observed as the temperature and pressure on a sample at point A initially are changed as indicated on this phase diagram. O At A the material is liquid. At B it is all present as a gas. The material is a supercritical fluid at pt C. O At A the material is solid. At B it is all present as a gas. The material is a liquid at pt C. O At A the material is gas. It is all present as a solid at B. The material is a liquid at pt C. O At A the material is solid. At B it is all present as a liquid. The material is a gas at pt C. Pressure

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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