The critical point for a substance is 1000 atm and 750 K. The triple point for this substance is 0.500 atm and 200 K. This substance is used as a solvent in a liquid solution. The triple point of this solution will have a [Select ] pressure an [ Select) HIGHER LOWER

The critical point for a substance is 1000 atm and 750 K. The triple point for this substance is 0.500 atm and 200 K. This substance is used as a solvent in a liquid solution. The triple point of this solution will have a [Select ] pressure an [ Select) HIGHER LOWER

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The critical point for a substance is 1000 atm and 750 K. The triple point for this
substance is 0.500 atm and 200 K.
This substance is used as a solvent in a liquid solution. The triple point of this solution will
have a [Select ]
pressure an [ Select)
HIGHER
LOWER

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