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    What Is the Highest Temperature That the Substance Shown in the Following
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What Is the Highest Temperature That the Substance Shown in the Following

Question 184

Question 184

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What is the highest temperature that the substance shown in the following phase diagram can exist as a liquid? What is the highest temperature that the substance shown in the following phase diagram can exist as a liquid?    A)  any temperature above 200 K B)  200 K C)  250 K D)  350 K E)  400 K


A) any temperature above 200 K
B) 200 K
C) 250 K
D) 350 K
E) 400 K

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