Critical Temperature of which gas is high CO2 or N2

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Critical Temperature of which gas is high CO2 or N2

Jaydeep Rana 2nd Feb, 2018

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The critical temperature of carbon dioxide is high enough so that it can be liquifiedrelatively easily at or near room temperature. By comparison, the critical temperature of nitrogen gas is 126K (-232.6°F [-147°C]) and that of helium is 5.3K (-449.9°F [-267.7°C]).

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