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(A) Mention any two conditions for liquefying a gas.
(B) What happens to the intermolecular distances during liquefaction of a gas?
(B) What happens to the intermolecular distances during liquefaction of a gas?
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(A) Liquefying a gas means conversion of gas into liquid.
The two necessary conditions for liquification of gases are:
1. By increasing the pressure
2. By reducing the temperature.
(B) The intermolecular forces of attraction increases during liquification of gas.
The two necessary conditions for liquification of gases are:
1. By increasing the pressure
2. By reducing the temperature.
(B) The intermolecular forces of attraction increases during liquification of gas.
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