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Pressure (atm) Solid Liquid A phase diagram for CO: is shown below. If a pressurized container of liquid CO: at 250 K is allowed to expand until the pressure is at 10 atm, the CO, will exist as Gas Temperature (K) SCF A) solid B) liquid C) gas D) supercritical fluid (SCF)

Pressure (atm) Solid Liquid A phase diagram for CO: is shown below. If a pressurized container of liquid CO: at 250 K is allowed to expand until the pressure is at 10 atm, the CO, will exist as Gas Temperature (K) SCF A) solid B) liquid C) gas D) supercritical fluid (SCF)

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