Chemistry, asked by rattandharen, 1 year ago

What change do we expect on increasing pressure and lowering temperature of a gas?

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Answered by Edanea

lowering the temperature may lead to change in state which changes it as liquid

Answered by DJMistry

Yes , When u lower the temperature, u decrease the kinetic energy of the atoms of the substance. Increasing the pressure aids in the process and thus u can change a gas to liquid and liquid to solid in such a manner

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