Discussion
An experimenter reports a quadruple point for water. The correct conclusion is
Answer: B
Correct answer: the observation is impossible for one component
\( P \le C + 2 \) gives a maximum of three phases for one component, so a quadruple point cannot exist for pure water however many forms of ice are involved - three of them together is still three phases. A dissolved impurity would make it a two-component system, which is a different system rather than a quadruple point in this one.
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