A substance has a critical point of (456.49 K, 356 atm). It was heated to a temperature of 362.01°F and was subjected to a pressure of 5027 psi. It phase is: (a) vapor (b) gas (c) solid (d) liquid 8.

A substance has a critical point of (456.49 K, 356 atm). It was heated to a temperature of 362.01°F and was subjected to a pressure of 5027 psi. It phase is: (a) vapor (b) gas (c) solid (d) liquid 8.

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A substance has a critical point of (456.49 K, 356 atm). It was heated to a
temperature of 362.01°F and was subjected to a pressure of 5027 psi. It phase is:
(a) vapor
(b) gas
(c) solid
(d) liquid
8.

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