So at low temperatures, from here to here, we can find water in the solid state. At medium temperatures, from here to here, we can find water in the liquid state. And finally, at high temperatures above this temperature, we can find water in the gas state. For carbon dioxide. However, at one ATM, at low temperatures, below this temperature, we find that in the solid base and then we see that above this temperature, our solid sublons directly into the gas state. And so we could only find carbon dioxide in a solid and gas state at 180 m. The only way we could get into the liquid state is if we increase pressure and then increase temperature.