Chemistry, asked by dnishank75, 1 year ago

what is the critical gas equation in terms of critical constant

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The critical temperature, Tc, is characteristic of every gas and may be defined as: “The temperature below which the continuous increase of pressure on a gas ultimately brings about liquefaction and above which no liquefaction can take place no matter what so ever pressure be applied”.

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