CarlyTypewriterThe triple point on the diagram is where a substance is a solid, liquid, and a gas all at the same time; the three states are in equilibrium and any change will cause all of the material to be in only one state.

The critical point specifies the conditions at which there ceases to be a boundary between phases; there is no distinction between vapour and liquid phases at and beyond that point.

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