Water boils at 100° C and freezes at 0° C at sea level atmospheric pressure. At higher pressure, water will boil at a

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Water boils at 100° C and freezes at 0° C at sea level atmospheric pressure. At higher pressure, water will boil at a (A) lower temperature and ice melts at a lower temperature (B) lower temperature and ice melts at a higher temperature (C) higher temperature and ice melts at a higher temperature (D) higher temperature and ice melts at a lower temperature

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: An increase in pressure (i) raises boiling point of liquid (ii) diminishes melting point of ice

Q. Water boils at 100∘C and freezes at 0∘C at sea level atmospheric pressure. At higher pressure, water will boil at a

lower temperature and ice melts at a lower temperature

lower temperature and ice melts at a higher temperature

higher temperature and ice melts at a higher temperature

higher temperature and ice melts at a lower temperature

: An increase in pressure (i) raises boiling point of liquid (ii) diminishes melting point of ice

Q. Water boils at $100^{\circ} C$ and freezes at $0^{\circ} C$ at sea level atmospheric pressure. At higher pressure, water will boil at a