Why do you think h2o, nacl, and co2 are in different phases at room temperature?

H2O, NaCl and CO2 are in different phases at room temperature as a result of their boiling, melting, and freezing point. The temperature required to freeze or boil a compound is a result of their intermolecular forces within their bonds. The stronger the bond, the harder it is to break it apart, which is what causes it to transform into a gas.

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