Refer to the phase diagram of substance X. Which statement below is NOT TRUE about the diagram? Pressure 1 /E D 2 C 3 Temperature B A. Substance X is in the solid phase in the area shown by "1". B. Substance X exists as a solid, a liquid and a gas at point D. C. Substance X is undergoing a change from a liquid to a gas at the line shown by E. D. Substance X is a liquid in the area shown by "2".

Refer to the phase diagram of substance X. Which statement below is NOT TRUE about the diagram? Pressure 1 /E D 2 C 3 Temperature B A. Substance X is in the solid phase in the area shown by "1". B. Substance X exists as a solid, a liquid and a gas at point D. C. Substance X is undergoing a change from a liquid to a gas at the line shown by E. D. Substance X is a liquid in the area shown by "2".

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