Answer:
melting point, 119.8 K, 0.72 atm, supercritical fluid, solid, gas, liquid.
Explanation:
Let's refer to the phase diagram (not to scale) for krypton.
At a pressure of 1 atm, the temperature 115.9 K is called the melting point of Kr, and it is the temperature at which it passes from solid to liquid.
The normal boiling point for Kr is at 119.8 K, which is, at 1 atm, the limit between the liquid and the gas state.
The triple point pressure for Kr is 0.72 atm, as can be seen in point C.
The critical pressure for Kr is 54.3 atm.
At temperatures above 209.4 K and pressures above 54.3 atm, Kr is a supercritical fluid, according to the region it is in the phase diagram.
Kr is a solid at 50.3 atm and 105 K, according to the region it is in the phase diagram.
Kr is a gas at 0.720 atm and 131 K, according to the region it is in the phase diagram.
Kr is a liquid at 1.00 atm and 118 K, according to the region it is in the phase diagram.
