Use the given phase diagram figure to answer the following question. 1 atm Phase Phase d. The temperature at point c is refered to as O a. normal boiling point. b.normal freezing point. Oc. critical point. d. triple point. O e. absolute freezing point.

Use the given phase diagram figure to answer the following question. 1 atm Phase Phase d. The temperature at point c is refered to as O a. normal boiling point. b.normal freezing point. Oc. critical point. d. triple point. O e. absolute freezing point.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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