Chemistry, asked by Thatsomeone, 1 year ago

Q.1 :
Give 2 examples of freezing mixture
Q2:
Is it is possible to liquify CO2 gas at 50 °C ? Give reason

Answers

Answered by mirza999
57

Answer:

Q1 ice water and salt

dry ice and alcohol

Explanation:

it is a mixtureof two or more substances.which can be used to produce temperature below the freezing point of water .it is mixture generally used to achieve temperature less than 0degree celcius .i.e below the freezing point of water

Answered by abhinav2673
22

Answer:

hey

Explanation:

1 Water, ice, snow, and various salts and acids will form freezing mixtures that attain a temperature of — 50°C. Salts in dilute acid solutions lower temperatures more than salts in a water solution.

2The triple point of carbon dioxide is at 75.1 psi, or 5.11 atmospheres of pressure, and -56.6 degrees Celsius. So at pressures of greater than 75.1 psi, carbon dioxide will liquify as it warms. At lower pressures, dry ice does not melt.

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