In which phase boundary is the equation, p = P * +ΔΗ- Inapplicable?AVT*Solid-liquid boundaryO Liquid-vapor boundaryO olid-vapor boundaryO Miscibility boundary

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In which phase boundary is the equation, p = P* + - In applicable AV. T* O Solid-liquid boundary O Liquid-vapor boundary O Solid-vapor boundary Miscibility boundary

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In which phase boundary is the equation, p = P * +
ΔΗ
- In
applicable?
AV
T*
Solid-liquid boundary
O Liquid-vapor boundary
O olid-vapor boundary
O Miscibility boundary

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