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What line segment(s) do the following occur a. Is LIQUID only b. Vaporization (boiling) c. Freezing (solidification) d. Is SOLID only e. Is BOTH gas and liquid f. Condensation g. Melding h. Is GAS only Is BOTH solid and liquid i. j. Corresponds to the greatest increase in kinetic energy?