Question

A gas can be liquified at any temperature below it's critical temperature. Then what is special about condensation point of gas(like steam converts into water at 100 degree celcius)

Answer 1

Dear student,
the critical temperature is that point of temperature above which gas can not be liquefied what so ever pressure will be , below the critical point gas can be liquefied by increasing the pressure .
100⁰ C is the minimum temperature when water starts converting in the vapour form.
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