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At its triple point, water can A. Exist in equilibrium in three different phases B. Only be present as vapor C. Have only three pressure values D. Exist only as a solid
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At its triple point, water can

A. Exist in equilibrium in three different phases
B. Only be present as vapor
C. Have only three pressure values
D. Exist only as a solid

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A, It can have many forms depending on temperature and the molecules bonding with the hydrogen
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A exist in equilibrium in three different phases
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