### Consider the TableThe following table provides data on the triple points and normal melting points of three solids: A, B, and C.| Solid | Triple Point (atm, °C) | Normal Melting Point (°C) ||-------|-------------------|-----------------------------|| A | 0.91 atm, 124 °C | 108 °C || B | 0.35 atm, –17 °C | 50 °C || C | 0.0072 atm, 88 °C | 89 °C |### QuestionBased on the data in the table, which solids will melt under applied pressure?### Answer- ✔️ **C**- ❌ B- ✔️ **A**### ExplanationThe triple point is the condition under which all three phases of a substance (solid, liquid, and gas) coexist in equilibrium. A solid will melt under applied pressure if the applied pressure exceeds the triple point pressure and the temperature is above the normal melting point. Based on the given data, solids C and A meet these conditions under the specified pressures and temperatures.

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Consider the table. Solid Triple point Normal melting point A 0.91 atm, 124 °C 108 °C В 0.35 atm, – 17 °C 50 °C C 0.0072 atm, 88 °C 89 °C Based on the data in the table, which solids will melt under applied pressure? C A

Consider the table. Solid Triple point Normal melting point A 0.91 atm, 124 °C 108 °C В 0.35 atm, – 17 °C 50 °C C 0.0072 atm, 88 °C 89 °C Based on the data in the table, which solids will melt under applied pressure? C A

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