The temperature and pressure at which ice,liquid water,and water vapour can exist together are:
- A$0\,^\circ C, 1\, atm$
- B$2\,^\circ C, 4.7\, atm$
- C$0.01\,^\circ C, 4.58\, mm \, Hg$
- D$-2\,^\circ C, 4.7\, mm \, Hg$
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