Which of the following predict the effect of temperature and pressure on phase changes? Choose all that apply.Choose one or more:O Decreasing temperature can change a solid into a gas.Increasing pressure can change a gas into a solid.Increasing temperature can change a solid into a gas.Decreasing pressure can change a liquid into a gas.Increasing pressure can change a solid into a gas.Decreasing temperature can change a gas into a liquid.Increasing pressure can change a gas into a supercritical fluid.Increasing pressure can change a solid into a liquid.Increasing pressure can change a liquid into a solid.O Decreasing temperature can change a supercritical fluid into a liquid.

At low temperatures, the motion of the particle are low. Low temperatures favoured the substance to exist as solid. As the temperature increases, the particles absorb heat energy and begin to move and collide with each other. At this point, the substance enters the liquid state. Further increase in temperature causes the substance to enter in gaseous form by absorbing so much heat energy by the particle. On the other hand, Increasing pressure cause a substance to change its state from gas to liquid and further liquid to solid. So, the correct options are- Increasing pressure can change a gas into solid. Increasing temperature can change a solid into gas. Decreasing temperature can change a gas into a liquid. Increasing pressure can change a gas into supercritical fluid. Increasing pressure can change a liquid to solid. Decreasing temperature can change a supercritical fluid into liquid. (A supercritical fluid is any substance at a temperature and pressure above its critical point.At this point, the fluid show intermediate behaviour between solid and liquid.)

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Which of the following predict the effect of temperature and pressure on phase changes? Choose all that apply. Choose one or more: O Decreasing temperature can change a solid into a gas. O Increasing pressure can change a gas into a solid. O Increasing temperature can change a solid into a gas. O Decreasing pressure can change a liquid into a gas. O Increasing pressure can change a solid into a gas. O Decreasing temperature can change a gas into a liquid. O Increasing pressure can change a gas into a supercritical fluid. O Increasing pressure can change a solid into a liquid. O Increasing pressure can change a liquid into a solid. O Decreasing temperature can change a supercritical fluid into a liquid.

Which of the following predict the effect of temperature and pressure on phase changes? Choose all that apply. Choose one or more: O Decreasing temperature can change a solid into a gas. O Increasing pressure can change a gas into a solid. O Increasing temperature can change a solid into a gas. O Decreasing pressure can change a liquid into a gas. O Increasing pressure can change a solid into a gas. O Decreasing temperature can change a gas into a liquid. O Increasing pressure can change a gas into a supercritical fluid. O Increasing pressure can change a solid into a liquid. O Increasing pressure can change a liquid into a solid. O Decreasing temperature can change a supercritical fluid into a liquid.

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