The critical temperature of ammonia is well above room ammonia gas at room tempe

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The critical temperature of ammonia is well above room ammonia gas at room temperature is compressed, it will liquefy. has a critical temperature well below room temperature. It cannot be compression unless the temperature is below the critical temperature. Make sure that you understand the critical temperature liquefaction can occur only below the critical temperature if been applied to the gas. Describe how you could liquefy the following gases: a. methyl chloride, CH_3Cl (critical point, 144 degree C, 66 atm); b. oxygen, O_2 (critical point -119 degree C, 50 atm).

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HOW TO LIQUIFY ANY GAS/ CO DITIONS FOR LIQUIFICATION .

NOTE:- Higher the critical temperature easy to liquify the gas. It means methyl chloride gas is easy to liquify than the oxygen because its critical temperature is much more higher then the oxygen.

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