Chemistry, asked by sarmisthasen47, 9 months ago

11. The critical temperature of CO2 gas is 304 K. The
gas cannot be liquefied at [NCERT Pg. 153]
(1) 160 K
(2) 152 K
(3) 183 K
(4) 608 K​

Answers

Answered by jsailu27
22

Answer:

Tc of CO2 gas is 304k

Generally gases are liquified at low temperature and hingh pressure

608k is the correct answer

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Explanation:

Answered by qwmagpies
14

The gas cannot be liquified at 608K.

  • The temperature of gas above which the gas exist only as a gaseous phase and can't be liquified is called the critical temperature of that gas.
  • Here given that the critical temperature of carbon dioxide is 304K.
  • So, carbon dioxide exists only as a gas above 304K and it can be liquified below 304K. So, carbon dioxide cannot be liquified at 608K.
  • Hence the correct option is 4.
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