If we compress any liquid or gas with tremendous force, will the gas or liquid become a solid ?? (Because tremendous compression will decrease the inter-molecular spaces)

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Dear Pratip, Only pressure can not do this temperature condition is must. We will study about this topic in detail in class under the topic-> Inter-conversion of state of matter.

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