In the phase diagram below, point B describes the critical point. TRUE FALSE

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The critical point is said to be the end point of a phase diagram. The most known example is the liquid-vapor critical point, the point in a PT curve that signifies that at this point both vapor and liquid coexist. The critical point is characterized by a critical pressure and a critical temperature.

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