What phase of water exist at 100° C and 5 atm? At 200°C and 1 atm? Phase Diagram for WaterCriticalPointEE217.75(Criticalpressure)Normalfreezing point1.00Normalboiling pointA0.0060Triplepoint0.00 0.01100.00373.99Temperature in °CPressure in atm

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What phase of water exist at 100° C and 5 atm? At 200°C and 1 atm?

Phase Diagram for Water
Critical
Point
EE
217.75
(Critical
pressure)
Normal
freezing point
1.00
Normal
boiling point
A
0.0060
Triple
point
0.00 0.01
100.00
373.99
Temperature in °C
Pressure in atm

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