Phase Diagram for Solution Critical Point 217.75 (Critical pressure) Normal freening point 1.00 New boiling point 0.0060 <0.0060 0.00 0.01 100.00 373.99 Temperature in °C I. The green broken line defines the pahse diagrma of solution II. Shows the increase of boiling boiling point of the solvent when in solution II. Shows a phase diagram of another solvent IV. Shows a lower freezing temperature of solvent in solution O ,I and Il is correct only I is correct O , II, V is correct O All are correct Pressure in atm

Phase Diagram for Solution Critical Point 217.75 (Critical pressure) Normal freening point 1.00 New boiling point 0.0060 <0.0060 0.00 0.01 100.00 373.99 Temperature in °C I. The green broken line defines the pahse diagrma of solution II. Shows the increase of boiling boiling point of the solvent when in solution II. Shows a phase diagram of another solvent IV. Shows a lower freezing temperature of solvent in solution O ,I and Il is correct only I is correct O , II, V is correct O All are correct Pressure in atm

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