In the PVT diagram, the term "dense fluid" is used to describe the material or fluid When it is in the solid region and the density starts increasing When it is around the critical point, whereby the material is more compressible than the liquid and denser than the vapour. When it is at the triple point, where the three phases exist at equilibrium When the material density remains unchanged

In the PVT diagram, the term "dense fluid" is used to describe the material or fluid When it is in the solid region and the density starts increasing When it is around the critical point, whereby the material is more compressible than the liquid and denser than the vapour. When it is at the triple point, where the three phases exist at equilibrium When the material density remains unchanged

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