What phase(s) would you expect to observe when the substance is at a temperature of 275 kelvin?

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The phase of a substance at a temperature of 275 K or 1.85 degrees Celsius can be any of the three phases namely a solid, a liquid and a gas. This depends on the pressure where the substance is subjected. Also, the phase can be determined by a phase diagram where it shows the phase of a certain substance at a specific temperature and pressure.

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