Select all temperature-pressure values which indicate SATURATED conditions.O 361.54 C and 19 MPa374.14 C and 22.089 MPaO104.716 C and 0.120 MPa0.7917 MPa and 168 C2.3385 kPa and 19 C

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Select all temperature-pressure values which indicate SATURATED conditions. 361.54 C and 19 MPa 374.14 C and 22.089 MPa 104.716 C and 0.120 MPa 0.7917 MPa and 168 C 2.3385 kPa and 19 C

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Select all temperature-pressure values which indicate SATURATED conditions.
O 361.54 C and 19 MPa
374.14 C and 22.089 MPa
O104.716 C and 0.120 MPa
0.7917 MPa and 168 C
2.3385 kPa and 19 C

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