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A liquid can exist only
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A liquid can exist only

A
between triple point and critical temperature

B
at any temperature above the melting point

C
between melting point and critical temperature

D
between boiling and melting temperature.

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A liquid below its melting point, is present in solid state and above its melting point, is present in vapour (gaseous) state, so a liquid can exist between melting point and boiling point.
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A liquid can exist only
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