Question

Water at standard atmospheric conditions ..
(A) Behaves as an ideal gas
(B) Is mostly liquid
(C) Is far above its critical state
(D) Is far below its critical state​

Answer 1

Explanation:

is far above it critical state

Answer 2

Option (D) - Is far below its critical state​

Water at standard atmospheric conditions is far below its critical state​.

Explanation:

• A pure substance may exist in various phases. They are principal phases such as solid, liquid, and gas.  
• Phase is the distinct molecular arrangement that is homogenous throughout and separated from others by identifiable boundary surfaces.
• The  point at which the liquid and vapor phases are not distinguishable is called critical point and at atmospheric conditions, it is far below its critical point.