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Suggest two methods to liquefy atmospheric gases?


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Liquefaction of gases :

  • When enough pressure is applied, the gases are highly compressed into a small volume.
  • The particles of gases get so close together that they start attracting one another sufficiently to form a liquid.
  • As a result, the gas takes the composition of a liquid and liquefication occurs.
  • The following two methods can be applied to liquefy atmospheric gases.

Method 1: By changing temperature:

  • The gases can be converted into liquids by bringing their particles closer.
  • So atmospheric gases can be liquefied by increasing pressure.
  • As temperature changes either particle move faster due to a change in kinetic energy.
  • Thus they are liquified

Method 2: By changing the Pressure :

  • Gas molecules can be squeezed together by increasing the pressure on the gas.
  • As the pressure increases particles' closure.
  • Thus they attain the packing of a liquid and are liquified.

Hence gases can be liquified by either increasing the pressure or by increasing the temperature


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