What is the difference between standard temperature and pressure and standard state?

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Standard Temperature and Pressure
Standard State
1. STP stands for Standard Temperature and Pressure which defines as $0 ° C$ i.e $273 K$ and pressure of $1 atm$ . 1. Standard states refer to the conditions at $1 atm$ pressure , the liquid and the gases should be in pure condition and the concentration of the solution should be $1 M$ .
2. It is mostly used when performing calculations for gases. 2. It is used to calculate material property in different thermodynamic conditions.

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Standard Temperature and Pressure	Standard State
1. STP stands for Standard Temperature and Pressure which defines as $0 ° C$ i.e $273 K$ and pressure of $1 atm$ .	1. Standard states refer to the conditions at $1 atm$ pressure , the liquid and the gases should be in pure condition and the concentration of the solution should be $1 M$ .
2. It is mostly used when performing calculations for gases.	2. It is used to calculate material property in different thermodynamic conditions.