Physics · States of Matter and Thermodynamics
A supercritical fluid is formed whenever a substance is held at a state where:
- 1It is completely combusted.
- 2It is heated above its critical temperature and compressed above its critical pressure.✓
- 3It is cooled far below its critical temperature.
- 4It undergoes sublimational Phase change.
Correct answer
It is heated above its critical temperature and compressed above its critical pressure.
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