The following plot is the molar Gibbs energy as a function of pressure for the three phases of a "normal" substance such as benzene. A G P The line marked B has the smallest slope. Which of the following statements is correct? O The line marked B is the solid and the temperature is above the triple point. O The line marked B is the solid and the temperature is below the triple point. The line marked B is the liquid and the temperature is above the triple point. The line marked B is the liquid and the temperature is below the triple point. O The line marked B is the gas and the temperature is above the triple point. O The line marked B is the gas and the temperature is below the triple point.

The following plot is the molar Gibbs energy as a function of pressure for the three phases of a "normal" substance such as benzene. A G P The line marked B has the smallest slope. Which of the following statements is correct? O The line marked B is the solid and the temperature is above the triple point. O The line marked B is the solid and the temperature is below the triple point. The line marked B is the liquid and the temperature is above the triple point. The line marked B is the liquid and the temperature is below the triple point. O The line marked B is the gas and the temperature is above the triple point. O The line marked B is the gas and the temperature is below the triple point.

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