Water exists both as solid and liquid at-100-o-C-0-o-C-50-o-C-2-5-o-C

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The correct option is D 0oCZero degree Celsius is also known as the triple point of water- At this temperature water is in the process of changing from a solid state into the liquid phase or vice versa- Molecules in the liquid phase can lose a bit of energy and solidify whilst solid water -ice- can gain some energy and melt-So both the liquid and solid state exist at 0-degree Celsius-

Water exists both as solid and liquid at:100oC0oC−50oC2.5oC

Water exists both as solid and liquid at:
$100^{o} C$
$0^{o} C$
$- 50^{o} C$
${2.5}^{o} C$