At what approximate temperature and pressure can all three phases of water exist simultaneously? 0°C, 760 mmHg 0°C, 5 mmHg 80°C, 380 mmHg 100°C, 760 mmHg

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Christofer Ohlsson asked Aug 12, 2022

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At what approximate temperature and pressure can all three phases of water exist simultaneously?

0°C, 760 mmHg
0°C, 5 mmHg
80°C, 380 mmHg
100°C, 760 mmHg

Chemistry
high-school

Christofer Ohlsson asked Aug 12, 2022

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0⁰c , 5 mmHg

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Because at this temperature we all know water can be in state of both solid and liquid and when pressure is decreased it can be in form of gas too

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