Which statement$(s)$ is/are applicable above critical temperature?

  • A
    $A$. $A$ gas cannot be liquified
  • B
    $B$. Surface tension of a liquid is very high
  • C
    $C$. $A$ liquid phase cannot be distinguished from a gas phase
  • D
    $D$. Density changes continuously with $P$ or $V$

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