Draw a fully labeled phase diagram (P versus T) of a substance whose solid phase can melt due to applied pressure (i.e. the solid is less dense than liquid). Clearly label the triple point and the critical temperature on your diagram.

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Draw a fully labeled phase diagram (P versus T) of a substance whose solid phase can melt due to applied pressure (i.e. the solid is less dense than liquid). Clearly label the triple point and the critical temperature on your diagram.

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