The substance ammonia has the following properties: normal melting point: 195.4 K normal boiling point: 239.8 K triple point: 5.9x10-2 atm, 195.3 K critical point: 111.5 atm, 405.5 K At temperatures above 405.5 K and pressures above 111.5 atm, NH3 is a NH3 does not exist as a liquid at pressures below atm. NH3 is a v at 103 atm and 186.2 K. NH3 is a v at 5.90x10-2 atm and 248.9 K. NH3 is a v at 1.00 atm and 231.0 К.

The substance ammonia has the following properties: normal melting point: 195.4 K normal boiling point: 239.8 K triple point: 5.9x10-2 atm, 195.3 K critical point: 111.5 atm, 405.5 K At temperatures above 405.5 K and pressures above 111.5 atm, NH3 is a NH3 does not exist as a liquid at pressures below atm. NH3 is a v at 103 atm and 186.2 K. NH3 is a v at 5.90x10-2 atm and 248.9 K. NH3 is a v at 1.00 atm and 231.0 К.

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