Question

what is inversion temperature of Joule Thomson effect​

Answer 1

Answer:

For all real gases, it will equal zero at some point called the inversion point and, as explained above, the Joule-Thomson inversion temperature is the temperature where the coefficient changes sign (i.e., where the coefficient equals zero)

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

For all real gases, it will equal zero at some point called the inversion point, and as explained above, the Joule- Thomson inversion temperature is the temperature where the coefficiant change sign (i.e. where the coefficiant equal zero).