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Points A to G are located on the phase diagram of water. Which of the following statements are correct regarding navigation from one point to another across the phase diagram?

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Moving from point A to point C, the temperature increases.
To move from point D to point F, you must decrease both the temperature and the pressure.
At point E, the temperature is less than 0 degree celsius%u2218C
To move from the point G to point F, you must increase both the temperature and the pressure.
To move from point C to point D, you must decrease only the pressure.
To move from point G to point B, you must increase the temperature.

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