Mars has an average atmospheric pressure of roughly 0.006 atm -- almost exactly the triple point of water. The authors reference "recurring slope linae" at temperatures of 250 - 300K, a pattern that they conclude is consistent with a "flowing, volatile species". In what phases is pure water most likely to exist at these temperatures and pressure? O It depends on the exact temperature -- but either liquid or gas O It depends on the exact temperature -- but either liquid of solid O It depends on the exact temperature -- but either solid or gas solid O liquid

Mars has an average atmospheric pressure of roughly 0.006 atm -- almost exactly the triple point of water. The authors reference "recurring slope linae" at temperatures of 250 - 300K, a pattern that they conclude is consistent with a "flowing, volatile species". In what phases is pure water most likely to exist at these temperatures and pressure? O It depends on the exact temperature -- but either liquid or gas O It depends on the exact temperature -- but either liquid of solid O It depends on the exact temperature -- but either solid or gas solid O liquid

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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