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Can a liquid forms vapor pressure at 0 degree Celsius?because because we know that at freezing point the vapour pressure of both solid and liquid are equal

How can we able to explain the vapour pressure in between solid and liquid phase in case of freezing point??

Can a liquid forms vapor pressure at 0 degree Celsius?because we know that at freezing point the vapour pressure of both solid and liquid are equal

How can we able to explain the vapour pressure in between solid and liquid phase in case of freezing point??

Can a liquid forms vapor pressure at 0 degree Celsius? because we know that at freezing point the vapour pressure of both solid and liquid are equal

How can we able to explain the vapour pressure in between solid and liquid phase in case of freezing point?

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Can a liquid forms vapor pressure at 0 degree Celsius?because we know that at freezing point the vapour pressure of both solid and liquid are equal

How can we able to explain the vapour pressure in between solid and liquid phase in case of freezing point??