At what temperature is oxygen liquified

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Pure oxygen gas liquifies at temperature of 81.6 K at 1 atmospheric pressure.
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At what temperature is oxygen liquified

Dear student, Pure oxygen gas liquifies at temperature of 81.6 K at 1 atmospheric pressure. Regards

Dear student,
Pure oxygen gas liquifies at temperature of 81.6 K at 1 atmospheric pressure.
Regards