Critical Pressure And Tempreature
Critical Temperature: It is temperature at (and above which) a gas/ vapor cannot be liquified no matter how much pressure is applied to it.
Critical Pressure: It is the pressure applied at critical temperature to liquify the vapor/ gas.
I think both definitions contradict each other. If we cannot liquify a gas at critical temperature, no matter how much pressure we apply, how can we say critical pressure exist? and vice versa.
Can any one elaborate please? #-Link-Snipped-# sir.
Critical Pressure: It is the pressure applied at critical temperature to liquify the vapor/ gas.
I think both definitions contradict each other. If we cannot liquify a gas at critical temperature, no matter how much pressure we apply, how can we say critical pressure exist? and vice versa.
Can any one elaborate please? #-Link-Snipped-# sir.
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