I. Water has an unusual property where itsfreezing point decreases as pressure increases.II. The boiling point of a substance is notconstant; instead, it varies on the pressure thesubstance experiences.Statement I is TRUE, while Statement IIis FALSE.Statement II is TRUE, while Statement Iis FALSE.O Both statements are TRUE.O Both statements are FALSE.

we have to determine which statement is correct or wrong . Freezing point is defined as the point…

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