Question

What do you mean by critical temperature? What is the relation of critical temperature and the gas adsorbed?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

The temperature above which a gas cannot be liquefied even by the application of high pressure is known as critical temperature. Greater is the critical temperature (To) more in the gas adsorbed on the surface

Answer 2

Higher critical temperature = more adsorbed.

So, what is critical temperature? When gas is heated above it, it can't become liquid, even if you'll increase pressure. ... And adsorption is all about those forces. High critical temperature means that gas particles are good in intermolecular forces - "tenacious".

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