Chemistry, asked by Thaksh, 10 months ago

how does pressure help in liquefication of a gas

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Answered by mysticaldimples59

Pressure brings close to molecules of a gas that are far apart from each other. When more and more pressure is applied on gas molecules they come closer to each other so inter molecular forces start producing between gas molecules. ... This factor helps in liquefaction of gases

Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

Pressure brings close to molecules of a gas that are far apart from each other. When more and more pressure is applied on gas molecules they come closer to each other

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