how gas can be liquefied by applying pressure.

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If temperature of gas is increased while applying the pressure over gas, the rate of collision between gas molecules increases which resist the external applied pressure.
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how gas can be liquefied by applying pressure.

Dear Student If temperature of gas is increased while applying the pressure over gas, the rate of collision between gas molecules increases which resist the external applied pressure. REGARDS

Dear Student

If temperature of gas is increased while applying the pressure over gas, the rate of collision between gas molecules increases which resist the external applied pressure.
REGARDS