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At the critical condition `(T=T_(C),P=P_(C),V=V_(C))`, the only incorrect information is:

A

The sruface differentiating liquid and gaseous phases disappears.

B

The density of matter in liquid and gaseous state becomes equal.

C

The compressibility factor of real gases becomes `(8)/(3)`.

D

The intermolecular attraction betwwen gas molecules still dominates.

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