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Is it a fluke that the triple point of water is almost exactly 0°C ?
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[QUOTE="peanutaxis, post: 6857650, member: 454303"] Seems a crazy coincidence that the tiple point of water is also virtually the same temperature at which water freezes/melts. Or is it that the triple point of water was always going to be at the temperature that water freezes/melts (so those two neccessarily co-exist) and then above water there is always going to be some vapour? Why is the triple point slightly above 0°C? (0.0100°C) Thanks p [/QUOTE]
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Is it a fluke that the triple point of water is almost exactly 0°C ?
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